Our Block
Friday, September 13, 2013
Above is a picture of our block. I made a 6" square. The smaller blocks look so sweet when completed! The only problem with tiny blocks is you have to sew a lot of them for a bed quilt. An example of this dilemma is shown below. Barb started making these blocks a couple of years ago. After each one she would exclaim, "Isn't this so cute?" She would carefully pick her favorite prints for the baskets and match them up with a background which perfectly complemented the basket. After making about 80 blocks, she thought she was just about done. We laid the blocks out and found she was no where close to being done. She really needed 291 basket blocks! She then just started grabbing fabric from her stash. She no longer cared if the prints went together well.... she had 211 blocks to go! (Those of you who have made this quilt probably know the feeling!)
The basket quilt is found in When the Cold Wind Blows published by the Kansas City Star Quilts.
Next Barb thought she would make a quilt of 25 blocks. Twenty five large blocks would be so much easier than 291 blocks....but it still has 125 small 4-patch blocks. The Irish Chain quilt is in our Weekend book.
How can you use small 6" blocks without making 291 of them? Make a table runner. Piece 6 blocks, add some setting triangles and a border and you're done. For our block pattern click here. Our table runner directions will follow next Tuesday.
Jeanne Zyck quilted this for me last night. Just finished the binding. (Talk about sliding in for the finish!!!) Thank goodness for Jeanne.
The prize is pictured below. Leave a comment and we will select one person to get the three Jelly Rolls. One each from some of our favorite fabric lines. The contest ends on the 16th. and we will announce a winner then. Good luck to all.
The blog hop is almost done. Here are the remainder of designers you don't want to miss.
605 comments
The fabric is so yummy! Thanks for the giveaway.
ReplyDeleteAll the quilts are beautiful and the jelly roll colors are just lovely. I'd give them to my mom, who at 76 years young is wanting to learn to quilt! She's a great sewer but has never really quilted. I think she'd love it and it would help keep her mind occupied. Thanks for another wonderful opportunity!
ReplyDeleteI so love our fabrics and I'm currently working on your basket quilt, but making mine out of red fabrics. I always look forward to your new fabric lines and books. The books combine the best of both works - quilting and stitching!!
ReplyDeleteLove your block!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the giveaway!
Great quilting.
ReplyDeleteI think a few of us have slid under the wire with a binding. Being a love of all hues of blue - just love the Nature's Basket!
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely love the sweet blues.
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful basket quilt...pure labor of love. Thanks for the ideas for small blocks look forward to your table runner pattern.
ReplyDeleteI really like the block. The tablerunner is soo pretty. What a finish! I would love to win the fabric. Its just so beautiful!
ReplyDeleteI always look forward to seeing your new fabric collections and books. Thanks for so many wonderful patterns.
ReplyDeleteAlma & Barb:
ReplyDeleteI waited patiently for your turn! I have not been disappointed. I love all your designs. I am still working on Birds of a Feather and it will be so beautiful when finished.
Thanks for the block and future directions for table runner. Thanks also for the chance to win.
Love, Mary ldylatuna@att.net
OOOH, I love that table runner! And the basket quilt is on my bucket list! I love those blues and creams together. Thanks for the block and the chance to win those scrumptious jelly rolls!
ReplyDeleteLove the block, beautiful blue fabrics!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful table runner! I love Barb's basket quilt too.
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for the generous giveaway.
Beautiful as always. Thanks for sharing your ideas.
ReplyDeleteOH thank you! I love blue and white...I can't wait to start making all these wonderful blocks and setting them together. It would be awesome to have your fabric line to do it with! Have a blessed day!
ReplyDeleteOh these are beautiful jelly rolls!!! Thanks for a chance at them. I do love the table runner-I am a want it now kind of person so a table runner finishes faster than a quilt :) That basket quilt is gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteI especially love your "Nature's Basket" collection and can not wait to make the tablerunner next week. Three jelly rolls! what a fabulous give-away, thank you
ReplyDeleteDouble Nine Patch is my all-time favorite pattern, and I love the one pictured in this post. Those jelly rolls would keep me busy and in double-nine-patch heaven!
ReplyDeleteI love making small blocks so I know this dilemma well. 3 jelly rolls - Wow what a prize - thanks for the chance!
ReplyDeleteWow, what a lot of inspiration...your projects are just beautiful. Thanks for sharing and thanks for the giveaway, too! yessewingisfun@yahoo.com
ReplyDeleteOOOOO I would luv to win!!!! jmh
ReplyDeleteBeautiful quilts! I do runners and smaller quilts. Can change out with the seasons! Love the scalloped border on the runner! Nice touch that adds that extra bit! Oh my 3 jellys to one person! I am giddy!!!
ReplyDeleteLola
Love that table runner! And I whenever I see a pattern calling for over 200 blocks...I'm out. I just don't have time like that. Maybe when my kids are grown.... Thanks for the giveaway!
ReplyDeleteI love your block and what beautiful colors and fabrics in those jelly roles. Thanks for a gorgeous giveaway!
ReplyDeleteWilma Rutten from the Netherlands.
LOVE the tablerunner idea - would be great to make a series of runners for the seasons using all the blocks collected on the hop!! The scallops around the border are fab as well. Ani in NC
ReplyDeleteBlue and white is such a great color group love the runner and thank you for the giveaway.
ReplyDeleteThose baskets are so cute! I'm not sure about making 200 though..thanks for the giveaway!
ReplyDeletethis has beign a a great blog hop some much
ReplyDeleteinspiration love the table runner.
hjrogers@sympatico.ca
What a cute table runner. I would love a chance to win the jelly rolls.
ReplyDeleteMy favorite kinda rolls "jelly"! Thanks for the giveaway!
ReplyDeleteLOve the tablerunner! I have "Blue Willow" dishes and this would be a great addition to the table setting!
Love the blues and creams! I thought this fabric line would look great for my Farmer's Wife quilt that I want to start soon! Thanks for the chance to win!!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous quilts. The color schemes are perfection.Thanks for the chance at the awesome prize(s). :)
ReplyDeleteI would never have the patience to make almost 300 baskets~! Beautiful quilts. Thank you for the chance to win the jelly rolls.
ReplyDeleteI hate when that happens! That's why I don't do small! Beautiful quilts though!
ReplyDeleteA basket quilt is on my bucket list. Love what you did with your block and I LOOVVVVVVVVVVVVE your fabrics!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful quilts!!!
ReplyDeleteI can't wait to see your post on Tuesday. I have a runner addiction !
Wonderful runner and the baskets quilt is fabulous!!.Thanks for the giveaway!
ReplyDeletethank you for the opportunity to win such beautiful fabrics!
ReplyDeleteLove your designs and quilts!!
ReplyDeletethank you for sharing your creativity :)
Love your quilts. The basket quilt is awesome but don't think I would have the dexterity to make 300 blocks, it would take me a lifetime. Thanks for a chance to win your wonderful fabric.
ReplyDeletejust finished your butterfly quilt from your In the Meadow book. Beautiful!!! love your patterns and fabrics. Thanks for the give away. Irene
ReplyDeleteI love making small blocks, but you're right, they sure don't add up very fast. Thanks for sharing your beautiful tablerunner.
ReplyDeleteThese are lovely fabrics
ReplyDeleteI love small but don't care for large numbers, but boy do they look great when completed! I'm going out to get When the cold wind blows because that basket quilt is stunning all 291 baskets! Thanks for persevering and giving us some wonderful patterns!
ReplyDeleteYour table runner is beautiful, as are your fabrics! Your block looks fabulous in those blues. I'm quite sure I would never have the patience to complete a quilt with so many small pieces.
ReplyDeleteThis hop has been really fun. I love all your designs, both fabric & quilts. I love 9 patch quilts. Thank you for the giveaway.
ReplyDeleteCot quilts are also the answer for making tiny block quilts, and there are constant babies being born that need them. Thank you for a chance to win. Xx
ReplyDeleteI had to laugh when I read about the basket blocks....I've done that! Beautiful table runner and what a awesome giveaway!
ReplyDeleteI'd like to follow your blog by email but could not find a link to follow.
ReplyDeletemburnette912@bellsouth.net
I do love small, but large is also great. Your quilts are beautiful, but your fabric is wonderful. Natures Basket has endless options as to quilts it can be used for. I also use your embroidery patterns, and thank you for being so talented, and bringing it to print for the use of us quilters and stitchers. My local quilt shop always has your latest books and patterns, and wonderful selections.Looking forward to pattern for table runner.
ReplyDeleteThree jelly rolls! Eek! What a great prize. Thanks for the block pattern and a chance to win a most generous prize! Love the blue colorway.
ReplyDeleteWahoo! Scrumptious! Thank you so very much for this giveaway. Ideas are rolling through my head already for this gorgeous fabric.
ReplyDeleteI made the basket quilt. I love it and have often thought I would make another one. The 9 patch in the weekend book is open in my quilt room. It is calling me. yes, I love your quilts. Thank you for the chance to win..
ReplyDeleteMary
Love small! I probably have more of your books than any other author. Yuou always cheer me up andlet me dream.
ReplyDeleteI have your book with the basket quilt. The quilt is also on my to-do list. I love the blue and white table runner. But then blue is my favorite color. Thank you for the giveaway. I am enjoying the blog hop. There are so many ideas of what to do with the blocks. Just wow.
ReplyDeleteTrina
tdamil213@yahoo.com
isn't it amazing just the size, color, setting and what you make of a block changes everything. Your fabric is beautiful
ReplyDeleteI just finished a sampler quilt using your Beach House line and bordered it with a small floral print from At Waters Edge, finally!
ReplyDeleteLove It!
What a great giveaway. I would love to be entered!! The table runner is beautiful!! I love your fabrics! Your new cross stitch designs and kits are wonderful! Thanks for the chance...
ReplyDeleteThanks for the block and the giveaway. I love the blue table runner!
ReplyDelete3 jelly rolls, be still my heart. Love those fabrics!
ReplyDeleteOh Yes, the basket quilt took some time - but it was absolutely worth it!!! 3 (THREE) jelly rolls - what a treat!!
ReplyDeleteLove the runner, huge fan of blue.
ReplyDeleteLove the blue table runner. Blues and greens are my favorite. Thank you for the chance to win the jelly rolls. Love the colors.
ReplyDeleteYour table runner is cute, especially done in blue, which happens to be my favorite color. Thank you for the giveaway!
ReplyDeleteI LOVE all of these quilts - and tiny blocks are the best (even if you do have to make a zillion of them)!
ReplyDeleteTalk about favorites, your fabrics are so yummy. Don't much care for the giant blocks I see here and there, but you are right small blocks require so many. Requiring 484 flying geese blocks is enough to send me to a different quilt pattern. Your quilt blocks above, all small of them are as cute as the dickens. Stephani in N. TX (Tomazec@aol.com)
ReplyDeleteWow, three gorgeous jelly rolls! What an amazing giveaway! I LOVE your table runner :)
ReplyDeleteThanks for a chance to win, I love your fabrics and books.
ReplyDeleteGrandma Rita
Oh, I just love that table runner! Beautiful pattern, and in my favorite color!!!
ReplyDeleteSuch a great giveaway. thanks for the chance to win.
ReplyDeleteI love the small blocks too but it does wear on you after awhile.....that it when I set it aside on start on something else for awhile....Thanks for the chance to win!!
ReplyDeleteLove the blue fabric--my favorite color.
ReplyDeleteI have several quilts of my Grandmother's and the pieces are so tiny because they used leftover scraps and old shirts, etc. Nothing went to waist. I can't imagine the patients she must have had. I suppose several worked on it together but still! And by hand no less!
ReplyDeleteI too am learning patience with a full size quilt with small blocks but I know it will all be worth it when it is finished. Thank you for the opportunity to win some of your beautiful fabric.
ReplyDeleteLove to win the jelly rolls...have always loved and used your fabrics. Just last night I went thru all your books and found a pattern from the Cold Wind Blows book to use for a challenge. Thanks for taking part in the Moda Blog Hop
ReplyDeleteI also love working with small quilt squares. I started working on those little baskets a while ago and I just might make a wall hanging or lap quilt.
ReplyDeleteLove the basket quilt - maybe a mini quilt for me. Enjoyed your post and your blog.
ReplyDeleteCharlotte S.
Thanks for the block and the giveaway! The basket quilt is adorable.
ReplyDeletethanks for the chance to win, they are so pretty, and I love jelly rolls
ReplyDeletePamela B
Beautiful fabric and I love that table runner!
ReplyDeleteSo pretty! Thanks!!!
ReplyDeleteExcellent lesson on small pieces and how it so many to make a quilt. Thankyou for the block pattern and a chance to win.
ReplyDeleteLove your table runner. The fabric is beautiful. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteI love the small blocks and the fabric for the table runner. Close to 300 blocks-uh, no! Table runner yes. Love your give away!
ReplyDeleteLove the baskets. Thanks for the generous giveaway.
ReplyDeleteI know what you mean about small quilt squares! But the quilts look great! Thanks for the giveaway.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! I would love to win this giveaway. Love the table runner and all of your fabrics!
ReplyDeleteLove, love, love Jelly Rolls. I'm planning a quilt for a church raffle and Jelly Rolls would be a perfect place to start. Please enter me in the drawing.
ReplyDeleteVery cute quilts! Love the block. Thanks for the giveaway.
ReplyDeleteI love bigger blocks. they help me get some quilts done faster. Thank you for the block and a chance to win.
ReplyDeleteI love, love your fabrics as well as your cross stitch designs! The quilts are great too!
ReplyDeleteOh I want to make this table runner for my dining table out of Christmas prints for the Holidays!!! Thanks for sharing!!
ReplyDeleteLove the block. So versatile. Your book When the Cold Wind Blows is one of my favorites. Keep up the great work. Such a generous giveaway! Could I be so lucky????
ReplyDeleteOMGosh!! Such a wonderful give away!! Thank you SEW much for a chance to win it!! Also love the block!!
ReplyDeleteTake care!
Paulette
I love the basket quilt, I started on it shortly after the book came out. Unfortunately, I haven't got very far! Love all your fabrics and books. Thanks for the giveaway.
ReplyDeleteI love your quilts, and I'd love to win these jelly rolls. I've just cut out the fabrics for 16 3-inch stars, and even that is daunting. I can't imagine making 291 baskets. (However, I have a longstanding UFO. I've handstitched 49 grandmother flower garden hexies, out to 4 rows, and discovered that I need to make about a dozen more for the size to work.... may be a 2014 project.
ReplyDeleteLove your block and especially your use of fabric and color. It is so fun to see the different personalities. Thank you!
ReplyDelete(lrogowski@hotmail.com)
Thanks for the pattern. Love the collection of fabrics in this group. Especially like the scalloped border on the tablerunner!
ReplyDeleteWhat a generous giveaway! BTW that basket quilt is a knockout!dede(dot)dedebaker(at)gmail(dot)com
ReplyDeleteI love all of your quilts and fabric, I'm still working on one from When the Cold Wind Blows. Sandy
ReplyDeleteI love to decorate with table runners, so I'm looking forward to the pattern. Your fabric designs "speak" to the romantic side of my soul and I enjoy using them.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the opportunity to win some fabric and thanks for participating in the blog hop.
blue and white are so lovely together. I love sampler quilts, but they're a lot of work if you're doing big quilts, I agree. I like your idea of table runners with samplers; it feels so much more manageable, and you could pick colors and fabrics to match seasons.
ReplyDeletereillyr2(at)hotmail(dot)com
This has been a great blog hop with so many good ideas. Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful accent on the border of your table runner. And what a great giveaway.
ReplyDeleteYour fabrics are so pretty! I really like the tablerunner too! Thanks for the give away.
ReplyDeleteThanks for that lovely post today. And for the blue and white fabric line. I look forward to your next book.
ReplyDeleteI just did something similar, making a quilt for my grandma. I made 16 large blocks and thought, okay, done now, right?...nope. I'll have to make at least 10 more blocks! Haha, live and learn! Thanks for the giveaway.
ReplyDeleteOh how I love jelly rolls. And that table runner is so pretty.
ReplyDeleteI love the blue/white table runner!
ReplyDeleteI know the feeling of thinking you are almost done with the blocks.... and then discovering that you need more!
ReplyDeleteYes, the small blocks are cute but it does take a lot more of them to make a bed size quilt.
ReplyDeleteIt was so fun to see that basket quilt. Believe it or not I'm in the process of making those basket blocks. Love your books and fabrics, cross stitch patterns, the whole nine yards. You two are favorites of mine.
ReplyDeleteYou're so right on those small blocks that I adore! I've made your basket block from Cold Wind (the reason I bought the book!) -- I love the blue fabric! But I love all of your fabrics and I have quite a lot in my stash! Thanks for the chance to win. I'd be delighted!!
ReplyDeleteWould love to win your beautiful give away! Thank you. I have always loved the basket quilt and have made a few blocks but have a very long way to go!
ReplyDeleteI love the blue and white table runner--it looks so fresh! Thanks for the giveaway.
ReplyDeleteI love your block, and recently have fallen in love with quilts that have lots of small blocks and tiny pieces. There is something about them...they are charming and beautiful to me. I'm currently working on 256 4" sawtooth stars, when I originally thought I needed 156. I can totally relate to abandoning the carefully created fabric collection and start grabbing stash fabric because you need to make more. :)
ReplyDeleteLittle blocks are cute, and thank goodness they make decent little quilts as well as awesome bed size quilts. Have fun!
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing with us Alma, I completely understand with the using small blocks because they ARE so sweet, but heavens they take forever! My husband reminded me that "quilts are supposed to take years to complete" and I just laughed. Have a happy day!
ReplyDelete~Brandy
brandizzle7133 at yahoo dot com
Blue is sooo restful and your block pattern on point makes a great table runner. The scalloped border and quilting brings it all up another level of loveliness.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great prize; thanks for the chance to win it! I wondered, when I saw the last few days, all the little blocks you were making, whether you were making a whole quilt! My best friend was making that basket quilt when she died. Her DIL is finishing it. A LOT of baskets, but so cute.
ReplyDeletedezertsuz at gmail
I often forget to pay attention to the total number of blocks required in a quilt pattern. I get caught up in how much I like the design, buy the fabric and then it dawns on me as I am cutting hundreds of pieces that maybe I should have looked at the pattern a little closer. haha...Thanks for the fun giveaway!
ReplyDeleteLove the table runner! I have been looking for a good pattern for a Christmas present and this is it! Thanks for the chance to win!
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing your pattern. I ike the block a lot. Thanks for the chance to win the jelly rolls.
ReplyDeleteI can definitely commiserate on the basket quilt. I am making Trick or Treat right now. It's what I call my long term project. I went into it knowing I would not be finishing it anytime soon. LOL!
ReplyDeleteBTW: Love your new book Tending the Garden. I have the main quilt on my "must make" list and I pull the book out all the time just to 'plan' on my strategy.
Thanks for the chance to win.
Very nice...runners are just my size kind of project!
ReplyDeleteLove Nature's Basket and your table runner is just lovely.
ReplyDeleteI love that table runner.It is beautiful and what a great idea if your not into making large quilts.(like me)Thanks for the great give away.
ReplyDeleteI love the blue and white and also your block, thanks!!
ReplyDeleteLoooove the blue table runner!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous! I'm thinking those blues would look really great in my mother's Currier & Ives kitchen/dining room. Table runners, placemats, maybe a wall quilt. Lovely!
ReplyDeleteI so love your fabrics and quilt books. I'm also in love with all of your cross stitch designs. I would be delighted to win these fabulous Jelly Rolls. Thanks for the opportunity!!
ReplyDeleteThe shades of Blue that you use are awesome. The block looks good done in the blues.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful blocks and quilts.
ReplyDeleteThat blueberry one is just fabulous!
ReplyDeleteWow! What a gift! thanks for the chance to win.
ReplyDeleteSmall blocks do look cute but needing so many can put me off, which is why I often do lots of smaller projects like runners (maybe I am just lazy). Thanks for sharing the block and the great giveaway too.
ReplyDeleteks(dot)eyles(at)yahoo(dot)co(dot)uk
Great post. Great block. Thanks for this chance for some of your wonderful fabric.
ReplyDeleteLove your fabrics! I like the table runner idea. Thanks for the great giveaway!
ReplyDeleteI have found myself in that same quandary of thinking something looks easy and finding out it is much more involved than I thought so I end up making lots of runners or even hot pads. I love your fabric choices and am happy to have a chance to win.
ReplyDeleteI just love jelly rolls, and they look so cute all stacked up in a pile. And I am so glad to hear I am not the only one that thinks oh simple, and then find it is a little more than that ;)
ReplyDeleteHi Alma,
ReplyDeleteThe quilts are lovely, but I just LOVE, LOVE that table runner! It's gorgeous. I would be thrilled to be a lucky winner, and I thank you for the chance to enter.
-Sherry-
Love the block. I'm thinking of making placemats using small blocks. Thanks for the giveaway!
ReplyDeleteThe scalloped border on your new table runner is yummy. Thanks for a lovely giveaway - I've never worked with a jelly roll before and it would be fun to give it a try.
ReplyDeleteAnne M - love the sampler block runner - it would be fun to do a whole quilt using all the blog hop blocks in various sizes. Thanks for the inspiration and I can always use more of your gorgeous fabrics!!!
ReplyDeleteI am now making simpler quilts and letting the fabric speak.
ReplyDeleteI do like to make table runners - the size is perfect to finish in a weekend. Thanks for the give away!
ReplyDeleteI'm sure Barb was really disappointed when she realized she was barely started with her basket quilt. :( Love the blues and beiges in your other examples. Great fabrics.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful quilts and fabrics. Thanks for the chance to win.
ReplyDeleteDebbie R.
Those jelly rolls are gorgeous!!! Small blocks don't equal quick or easy!
ReplyDeleteI have all your books and much of your fabric. I'd love to win these!
ReplyDeleteVery nice your table runner! And beautiful fabrics. lia.vandenbrand@live.nl
ReplyDeleteI like to make small projects for a quick finish in between sewing the bigger quilts. You can never have too many table runners! Thanks for the giveaway.
ReplyDeleteLove the table runner and thank you for the opportunity to win some beautiful fabric!!
ReplyDeleteTami
tamiquilts(at)att(dot)net
I love all the blues in the table runner.
ReplyDeleteI've never made a table runner, but yours looks so lovely with the blues that I may have been inspired to try one. Perhaps something for Halloween.
ReplyDeleteWow!! 291 blocks!!! I can't imagine!!! The result was is quite pretty! Thank you so much for the chance at this very generous giveaway of gorgeous fabric!!
ReplyDeleteReally like your scallop border on the table runner! Also I have to tell you how much I like your stocking kit "Never Far Away".
ReplyDeleteGorgeous fabrics and table runner that you made.
ReplyDeleteReally nice quilts! Love the fabric. Can't wait to make the table runner.
ReplyDeleteI just love your wool fabric line they make the most beauitful quilts.I would love to win some. I’m just amazed at the size of quilters hearts they are so big and willing to help others and the honest people you ever want to meet.
ReplyDeleteI love the blues and browns in the fabric so pretty!
ReplyDeletePretty table runner!
ReplyDeleteLove the blocks in the table runner. Looks like something I could make and finishing. The fabric is so pretty. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteI've been thinking about the basket quilt since I first got that book. If I win the fabrics, I'll have a really good variety to actually make it.
ReplyDeleteQuilts with a ton of blocks are usually the prettiest! Love the fabric.
ReplyDeleteThe older I get, it seems, the bigger the blocks I make -- I feel like there are still so many quilts to be made (and so much fabric to use)and I'm going to run out of time! Lately I've been doing 18" blocks, but they are still made of smaller components ....
ReplyDeleteThank you for the chance to win a great prixe!
Beautiful, beautiful quilts. I would love to make that basket quilt, but I know I will never 291 blocks of anything!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the chance to win the jelly rolls.
p.s. My sisters think they are pastries. :)
Love the table runner! It is so beautiful.
ReplyDeleteThe basket quilt is so cute!!! Thanks for the inspirations and for taking the time to blog for us. I just love the information it's like being your friend and get to talk to you almost every day.
ReplyDeleteAlma & Barb -- This is my first blog hop and it has been very enjoyable. Have been keeping up with the blocks. Am in the middle of Holly & Mistletoe, made Home Sweet Home and Birds of a Feather. Just completed Trick or Treat with all 291 baskets -- I just love TEDIOUS! Thank you for all the great patterns. Eileen
ReplyDeleteI'm a lover of your blues and taupes, so would be sooooo excited to have some of your fabrics.
ReplyDeleteRuth in FL
The blue runner is lovely! Thanks for the block and the giveaway!
ReplyDeleteWow 291 little baskets! I'm so impressed. I started a Cathedral Window quilt years ago with little 2" windows - all by hand - I will never make it to bed size but maybe a good sized wall hanging one day . . . Thanks for the chance at the giveaway!
ReplyDeleteI have not a thing with your new line now but find it so calming. Love it! PattiO
ReplyDeleteI love how the blues and whites look together, it reminds me of our first bed quilt. It was made with English linens and had a similar floral pattern.
ReplyDeleteDebbie
The basket quilt is so cute definitly worth the work. And I love the table runner, too.
ReplyDeletehildy(at)ebertzeder(dot)de
I always love the blues!
ReplyDeletelove the blues and whites....love the runner.....love the jelly rolls
ReplyDeleteI just love the restful nature of your fabrics. Great to sleep under. thanks.
ReplyDeleteI love fabric so I'd be saying the same thing about each little basket "see how cute, oh I love this one" BUT I'd also say "What I have to make 200+ more of these little suckers" It would have been a pretty little table topper.
ReplyDeleteLove your fabric giveaway....my colors!!
Thank you!
You are 2 very talented women! I love your little block. I like all those little pieces (torture), especially when they are all put together. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteO what a very beautifull fabrics I see. But I always love your fabrics and cross stitch patterns they are all jummy.
ReplyDeleteI would love to make the table runner with those beautiful fabrics! Great job! And the basket quilt is a stunner!
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely block with lovely fabrics. Thanks for the chance!
ReplyDeleteI love the presentations for your finished products......well, and YES I also love your quilts and fabrics!! Thank you for sharing. Ellen
ReplyDeleteI don't mind how long it takes to make one of your quilts........the process is a joy.....and so is the result. :) I would love the jelly rolls.
ReplyDeleteThank you.
Gaila Dianne
I love the curved look border on the runner. Was that appliqued or is that one of the fabrics in the new line?
ReplyDeleteLove the basket quilt, and that border on the table runner is stunning. Thanks for sharing such beautiful quilts.
ReplyDeleteWow! What a giveaway! Someone's going to be very lucky! Love your block and how you use it.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful fabrics and beautiful quilts! Wow - that basket quilt is an amazing accomplishment! (tmmhopkins518@gmail.com)
ReplyDeleteWow that's a lot of little basket blocks to make! It is cute though! LOL!
ReplyDeletehulseybg at gmail dot com
Beautiful blue block! Love it!
ReplyDeleteHELLO,A BEAUTIFUL BLUE BLOCK!
ReplyDeleteBEAUTIFUL GIVEAWAY TOO!
THANKS FOR SHARING!
msstitcher1948@yahoo.com
I LOVE your pretty blue block! Thank you for sharing. The quilts are beautiful.
ReplyDeleteThank you for the wonderful giveaway! I would love to enter.
Not 1 but 3 jelly rolls. Looks like one of us is going to be quilting her little heart out very soon. Love your block. Can't wait to make the table runner next Tuesday. Thank you for being a part of the Size Matters Blog Hop.
ReplyDeleteSandi Timmons
Love your fabric and it would be a lucky Friday the 13th if I won it.
ReplyDeleteAlways love your fabric collections.
ReplyDeleteThanks for a chance to win:)
Love the block...the table runner...all the quilts...the jelly roll prize...all your designs (quilt & cross-sttich)...your blog...you and Barb. Would you adopt me? ~*
ReplyDeleteLove those blues!
ReplyDelete3 jelly rolls would keep me rolling for a while.
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