These are up for grabs as well - I will be glad to send them to someone in the continental US
i think they are about 1 yard each...
For this giveaway - Again winner will be drawn on the 17th - tell me What your Favorite Quilt block is - your go to .....
15 comments:
My favorite black is the friendship star. Thanks for the give away.
The Churn Dash is my favorite quilt block. It is a simple,yet stunning, block that works with so many fabrics.
Sunshine ans Smiles.
Donna Weeks
Stars, scrappy stars Sawtooth star and the Ohio Star are also a favorite and a ''go to'' quilt block .
Isn't it nice to clean out and give some fabric to someone to turn it into something!
My Go-To block is Happy Blocks! They sew up quick and make a lovely warm hug for the recipient.
Happy Thursday :-)
Disappearing 4-patch is my go-to for kids quilts. Very lovely results. I love using Kona Snow for the background.
Oh!to choose just one! I love to sew but not an adventurous one so I must first say block in a block, nine patch, something simple. thanks for sharing.
AND the 17th is my birthday.
I just made a scrappy Dutch Rose Quilt, liked the block so much I made an 8 x 8 ft barn quilt block for the big barn.
My favorite quilt block seems to be star. So many possibilities. Thank you for the opportunity to enter the giveaway. (shirparks@gmail.com)
Lately, I've been making four patches, churn dashes and string blocks. My favorite is a star block. . . .any kind of star. . .crazy huh? All those points to potentially cut off. . . . and yet, I persist! LOL Thanks for offering the giveaway.
My favorite blocks are 4-patch or 9-patch with borders. I also LOVE making String blocks. quiltermomma1@yahoodotcom
Hi again, I have made and use a lot of nine patches. Love your giveaways! Vonnie
Oh, oh, log cabin blocks in all the variations are my favorite blocks. You have such an eclectic collection of fabrics!
My go to block is an 8 pointed star.
Sue at sad.lerch.family
My favorite quilt block is the Churn Dash - what do some people call it??? A monkey's wrench. I think there must be multiple names for the same block.
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