The blocks are growing!!
I figured I have enough to make 90 blocks - so if I set them 5 x 6 - that would be 30 blocks
therefore 3 quilts.
The would be 45 x 54 ish each - that's a good lap size quilt right?
this block is turning out to be a great leader ender project... super simple!!
Linking to:
Design Wall Monday at Small quilts and Doll Quilts
Sew and Tell at Melva Loves Scraps
Monday Musings at Songbird Designs
Midweek Makers at Quilt Fabrications
15 comments:
Love your color palette!
That looks like a great project to use up fabrics in my scrap bins! It's really pretty.
Super project. I like that you are using one solid "brick" fabric with squares. Excellent plan. And, yes 45 x 54 is a good size quilt.
Beautiful coloration!
I love that you can turn all the blocks into 3 quilts, that's awesome!
Hi Alycia! You are rocking this layout. You've got it going on so why not continue?! I love a good leader/ender project. It almost works on itself with no thought by me. {{Hugs}} ~smile~ Roseanne
All the quilts for kids I make fit into this size because the fleece backings are 50 x 60. So I get 120" batting ; subcut 50 inches and each cut makes 2 kiddo quilts. This is a nice size, maybe too big for baby blanket.
You get such a cool look from such a simple block. Looks like a great scrap buster too! Win/win definitely.
Very pretty--I like the light turquoise pops that you have included!
Those are such pretty blues and greens together! I like your lightning streak design!
Very effective, but simple, just what I like!
Scrumptious. Love the rail fence feeling of the navy fabric.
whoo! whoo! Love your streak of lightening in greens and blues!
Love the greens and blues lightening streak quilt! I think 45 x 54 is a good lap size. It's great to be able to make three quilts from those blocks! Thanks for sharing with Monday Musings!
Kudos on making enough GREEN blocks for THREE quilts, Alycia!!
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