Here is what is finished as of today:
Twelve regular blocks - one mini and one Extra Large....
Do I keep making more?
Sash these and add borders?
Figure out some way to make the XL one a part of the quilt?
Oh the questions are endless.....
Linked up to:
Design Wall Monday at Small Quilts and Doll Quilts
Monday Making at Love Laugh Quilt
Midweek Makers at Quilt Fabrications
15 comments:
I bet you figure it out..you're good at that! LOL I keep thinking I need to make a churn dash for QOV. Maybe when Jamestown is done; we'll see!
Great pattern and fabrics for this quilt! You're right, nothing like a good churndash!
You will know - your churn dash blocks will give you the idea for how it will go. Sometimes in the middle of the night, it becomes clear to me how a quilt will look. Looking forward to your finish. Thanks for linking with Design Wall Mondays, Judy
Indeed, who doesn't love churn dashes?
Helen
I like the colors you've chosen for your Churn Dashes! Maybe the largest one could go in the center with smaller ones around it? Uh oh, that sounds like some quilty math would be needed!
Churn Dash is probably my favorite block and I love yours! I usually sash them but I like them unsashed on your wall.
Churn dashes -- my favorite block. Keep going! There can never be too many churn dashes in a quilt!
churndashes are a great block especially scrappy
Your blocks look great. I don't do this, but I think I need to.
that big one would look great on the back,,,,love these blocks
Look at you rocking the churn dash!!! How big will this beautiful quilt be?
It may be a Churn Dash. but it's not a PLAID Churn Dash!!! :P
Just keep making more big and little blocks and put them in a different quilt! What fun blocks they are. Churn Dash has got to be my favorite block and I have not used it in forever. I need to remedy that.
The blocks are looking really handsome. But you need a few more red ones.
The XL one can always go on the back if you have issues fitting it on the front. Your Urban Cabins has kinda upped the ante on backings, you know :-)
Frame the big one and make it a center medallion?
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