This Capital T block is for the BOM our Friends in Stitching group is doing this year. It's probably obvious that I love Rouenneries so this will be a good way to use up some scraps. Because I want a scrappy look it took a while to do but I'm pleased with how it turned out.
I made some small pinwheel blocks with the leftover triangles. Looking forward to finding out what the next block is going to be.
Today I've been having a play with a Swanky honeybun ... (fun) and wrestling with yards of pink vinyl trying to make a shower curtain .... NOT fun!! Must be time to take Molly to the beach!
Nice blocks! I've been working with Rouenneries too, and Ive also been sewing all the triangles into HSTs...no idea what Ill do with them though!
ReplyDeleteHi,Sarah sent me for a visit,and I am glad she did. Love your stuff! I am a big fan of Rouenneries too,your block seems to float with the fabric placement, a really wonderful job. I also like your Birdies, A bit quieter than my budgies! Tee Hee Hee
ReplyDeletethe beach!! we have coooold weather here..no beach yet..LOL
ReplyDeleteLove your scrappy block and pinwheels great colors for a girl in the cold climate to admire. almost valentinish...have fun soaking up the sun.
Christine that fabric is beautiful !
ReplyDeleteI haven't seen anything made with that fabric that I don't like. Gosh it's pretty. And I love the way your block turned out.
ReplyDeleteHi, I love reading people blog and seeing what they are doing, your caught my eye quaint quilts, I work for a little quilt shop in Summit Kentucky, and her shop is name quaint quilts and I work with the lady there until my husband retire , so now i'm at home, but still go there and get my supply. I listed you on my follow list, and enjoy your blog. Connie
ReplyDeleteIt is lovely Christine. It sort of has a 3D look to it, or layers. I love that.
ReplyDeletewonderful job. I also like your Birdies, A bit quieter than my budgies!
ReplyDeleteWork from home India
Wow...Christine your block looks fantastic...I must start mine...
ReplyDeleteBeautiful block and I love the pinwheels!
ReplyDeleteYour blocks look fantastic, dying to see the finished quilt!
ReplyDeleteThese are soooo pretty!!!! The fabric is gorgeous...
ReplyDeleteI am looking at my pile of fabrics.. but havent dared to start some cutting in them yet...;o)
Lovely Christine! Looks great in an assorted mix!
ReplyDeletex Sarah
Your block is very pretty. It's one of my favorites, too ; )
ReplyDeleteThe fabric is gorgeous, lots of lovely contrasts. This sounds like a fun project. Have you seen the full design?
I love that fabric and it looks great with that block.
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Oh my gosh! I love love love your blocks! That is going to be a stunning quilt. Can't wait to watch as it comes together! I love your blog, and look forward to following along!
ReplyDeletePleased? Are you kidding? This is thrilling. Darn near perfect beauty. *karendianne. who love's anything with the T block.
ReplyDeleteI do like your fabric choice for this block! Very pretty.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous block and gorgeous fabric!
ReplyDeleteLove that block. Its one of my favourite patterns.
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