Thank you
This week I got the final blocks in the mail for both of my quilts in the We Bee learning Bee.
Group one helped me out by making Amish Diamond blocks.
Group two helped me out by making Framed Pinwheel blocks.
At first I had second guessed my choice on telling everyone to use whatever colour they wanted, but as the blocks started to come in I loved the way they looked together. I think I will do a little sashing on this one too...maybe in white? I also need to iron them and decided on a final layout.
I want to thank everyone in both groups for helping me out with these quilts I couldn’t be happier with the blocks and cannot wait to start putting everything together!!
The mail yesterday also included a few prizes that I had won last month
From the lovely Sharon over at http://vroomansquilts.blogspot.com I had won an awesome charm pack of Always and Forever by Deb Strain for Moda
And from the lovely Jennifer over at http://jenniffier.blogspot.com I won an equally awesome charm pack of Aubrey Rose from Benartex
Thank you very much Sharon and Jennifer I will put these charm packs to good use!!
Fun quilts those are going to be. I'm partial to the pinwheels.
ReplyDeleteYour Bee Blocks look Great! What about a sashing that is solid, but matches whatever fabric you pick for the border...that might set the whites off in the pinwheels so that the pinwheels float? You amish diamonds look fantastic too.. Congrats on the priZes. How nice.
ReplyDeleteI'm glad you posted the group of blocks, it gives me a better idea of the quilt. Looks great! Can't wait to see what you do with them both.
ReplyDeletegreat blocks! You have some stitchin ahead of you!! I can't wait to se what you choose!!
ReplyDeleteInteresting scrap quilt beginnings.
ReplyDeleteI love your blocks! What are you planning on making with the charm packs? They are beautiful!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful blocks, sashing seems the best, how about the Amish Diamonds on point? Congrats on your great wins too!
ReplyDeleteCongratulations on your winnings. Both quilts are unique with all of the different fabrics. How fun to combine efforts. Happy quilting...
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