One of the retreaters taught us how to make this block... which produces two blocks at a time. We all made at least one block and she made them into baby quilts to donate to our normal charity.
This looks like sherbet to me. Yum!
On to my weekly goals:
Week of October 8
Play with Sophia and Natalie√ great fun!
Return home safely√
Make the next 1800 BOM, write directions√ look for my blog post later this week
Quilt charity baby quilt
Get all my supplies back into the studio√
Work on Scrap Squad #5√
Week of October 15
Continue on Scrap Squad
Quilt Charity baby quilt and customer quilt
Plan a couple of days away
Attend Wine Festival – fun!
I'm not putting a whole lot on the list this week. I may pull out a UFO to use as a leader ender while working on Scrap Squad #5. I like what I've done with it so far.
Happy Quilting All!
A late congratulations on being picked for the Scrap Squad. I loved your posting. This block here is interesting as well. You sure are busy!!
ReplyDeleteThese blocks make darling baby quilts - so clever of your group to use them for that project rather than have orphan blocks.
ReplyDeleteEvery time I see that block it reminds me of Texas - great stuff.
ReplyDeleteLook forward to seeing your scap squad quilt. Congrats on being picked.
Great pattern, really like the last one make the pattern really shine.
ReplyDeleteLooks like a fun quilt block to make.
ReplyDeleteTis the time of year when secret projects begin to appear! Love the pieces you've put together with these modified pinwheels! So fun!! And your colors in both of them are delightful!!
ReplyDeletewhat a cute block and quilt! awesome that you get two blocks when making it!
ReplyDeleteHow very cool! Do those blocks have a name?
ReplyDeleteWhat a fun block and cute quilts!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great block. Is it strip pieced? Looks like a quick and easy quilt to make for a charity quilt: always looking for new ones.
ReplyDeleteI agree - Great pattern! Can you share? Perhaps a tutorial?
ReplyDeleteThis would be a good beginner project using the Accupquilt. Thanks Bonnie!
ReplyDelete