Welcome to Day 2 of Quiltmaker’s 100 Blocks Blog Tour. We’re off to a great start. In case you missed it, see yesterday’s Day 1 post. One other note: one website in Volume 4 is listed incorrectly. Please note the correct website address for Cleo Mounday is cleosdesigns.com. Cleo designed block #315, Prickly Pear Cactus.
Today’s featured sponsor is Kansas City Star. Be sure to visit them for a giveaway of 100 Blocks Volume 4! They’ve also generously provided books from their authors in this issue of 100 Blocks to be included in today’s three prize bundles. See the bottom of this post for details and leave a comment to enter.
The Kansas City Star books you might win include:
 Quilt Retro by Jenifer Dick |
 Quilts for Rosie by Carolyn Cullinan McCormick |
 Piecing the Past by Lynne Hagmeier |
 Louisa May Alcott by Terry Clothier Thompson |
 Scraps & Shirttails by Bonnie Hunter |
 St. Louis Stars by Toby Lischko |
 Fruitful Hands by Jacquelynne Steves |
A few blocks to get you going:
Christmas Partridge by Beth Ferrier
I fell in love with Beth Ferrier’s Christmas Partridge the minute I saw it. I saw Beth at market but by the time I realized it was her, she had passed and I missed her. What a talented applique artist.
Wind-Surfing by Nan Baker
Wind-Surfing by Nan Baker does amazing things when it’s repeated and rotated, as seen below.
See what happens when you repeat and rotate the Wind-Surfing block?
When you get your copy of Volume 4, you’ll see that Nan has a Wind-Surfing quilt in the Designer’s Gallery, which covers five pages and features 22 projects. We think you’ll love it.
Enjoy browsing today’s featured designers, and follow instructions to enter their giveaways for this issue:
- Bonnie Hunter
- Natalie Lymer
- Kellie Wulfsohn
- Beth Ferrier
- Lynette Anderson
- Erin Russek
- Cheryl Brown
- Vicki Oehlke
- Maria Tavy Umhey
- Nan Baker
- Jacquelynne Steves
- Susan Marth
- Dana Jones
From the QM staff, see this post from Graphic Designer Denise Starck.
Remember to visit Kansas City Star for a chance to win a copy of Volume 4. Below is Midnight Flight—you might recognize it as a Bonnie Hunter design. It’s very “Bonnie,” don’t you think?!
Midnight Flight by Bonnie Hunter
For today’s giveaway of three amazing prize packages, leave a comment by midnight Wednesday, Nov. 9 about something interesting you found on one of today’s links. We’ll choose three winners and one of them could be you!
Please come back tomorrow for more blog tour fun and remember to poke around Quilty Pleasures to see what earlier posts still have active giveaways. The inspiration just keeps coming!
So glad for the new 100 Block book that has come out – always awesome inspiration!!
I see a few familar names in todays list! I absolutely adore Kellie Wulfsohns block, and Bonnie Hunters block would make a fantastic quilt! And isn’t Natalie Lymers block just too cute for words! This issue is a must have!
Well, I made it as far as Kellie Wulfsohn before I slipped off to Australia. Her “Robot Riot” is a scream and I know a couple of little boys that would be fighting over who got to snuggle with it. Would have to go on the list for next Christmas. No time this year.
Hey staff, Lynette Andersons link doenst take you to her blog… might need a repair there.
Fun to see some of my favorite Auzzie quilters on the list. Great blocks, cant wait to get a copy and get sewing!
I especially enjoyed to discover Cheryl Brown! Didn’ know her before and really love her birdieblock!
I loved Natalie Lymer’s block, just gorgeous!
I just visited cinderberry stiches for the first time. I was excited to see her mushroom designs because red & white mushrooms are my favorite element of German decorating. I think they consider them a symbol of good-luck.
Loved the Robot Riot pattern that Kellie Wulfsohn included on her blog post. All the new blocks are great. Thanks for the chance to win.
Beth Ferrier’s applique technique, with the wash away sheets, was new to me. It sounds like a great method and something I definitely need to try!
Can’t wait to see all the blocks.
I would love to win this issue! I have taken a class with Beth Ferrier on her applique method which I really love.
How neat the new book is out – looking forward to seeing and thumbing through it. I’m a real Bonnie fan and her block is nothing short of gorgeous! I’m also starting applique so the Partridge caught my eye and I was thinking – maybe I could do that!. Then there are the HST caught my eye in windsurfing – oh what can I say – such wonderful eye candy!
I love your 100 Blocks Vol. 1-3 and am looking forward to the new issue.
I love Bonnie’s scrappy block but I really like the applique ones! Beth Ferrier’s is great and I liked the Santa’s face with the tablerunner instructions.
The little Christmas Partridge is adorable. Is this the start of applique for me?
I love Beth Ferrier’s block!
For years I poo-pooed those drab, boring reproduction fabrics, but something recently has grabbed me. I’m drawn to the books about the past. We don’t stand a chance at a future w/out understanding the past.
Mushrooms dance! Natalie not only said so she caught them in the act. The mushrooms are adorable.
This is a bit like torture. I just can’t wait to get the magazine in my hands. Ugh, just one more week away. There is so much to love in this… I just can’t resist it.
I saw a new applique technique from Beth Ferrier I had never heard of. It was nice to see it all explained in such detail.
I love the chocolate/strawberries block and the color combo at Kansas City Star! Have to make this! I just love all the beautiful blocks and the blogs and the 100 block tour!! Got to get that magazine!!! Hurry Nov 15!!!
I love Bonnie Hunter! I follow her blog every day and would love to win one of her books and the 100 blocks magazine.
Erin’s work is always interesting. Her applique is enviable, as always.
The interesting thing I’ve learned bloghopping today was that every block and every quilter has their own story. Just love to read them all.
Great start and what are the prizes??? That would be nic to know too.
Question. Will this mag be ever considered a download on our pc’s.
I love the secondary patterns created by the blocks! Such fun! Thanks!
Bonnie’s block is so named, Midnight Flight, because she has been traveling so much! Thanks for the chance to win!
Oh geez, it isn’t fair to tell just one block for today…, they’re gorgeous and speechless!!!!, but I’ll go by Susan Marth and her Santa, it’s the reminder that Christmas’ around the corner, yay!
It has been fun looking at everyone’s block and inspiration. I love Bonnie’s and if I could just get her scrapsaver’s system started, it would save me time.
I love Bonnies block, but I love even more how it makes a secondary pattern!
The most interesting thing was the comments on Bonnie Hunter’s post, but I also learned some new techniques by reading through all the links. So many people with so much to share! Thanks for the chance to win; I LOVE the 100 Blocks issues and always look forward to the next one!
All the blocks are GREAT!! The smiling mushrooms were great. When I saw that block I could not help myself but smile. The Christmas partridge is my favorite if I had to pick one!! I did find her tut very interesting. She talked about the wash away I am going to have to get some. Sounds like g00d stuff!! I have enjoyed the blog hop thank you for the giveaways.
I was surprised to see the treasure trove of books at Kansas City Star (Pickledish). Didn’t know they had all those titles!
Jewel tones are my choice of color today! I just like soooo many color combinations, it changes almost daily!
I went to Beth Ferrier’s blog and fell in love with the beautiful bluebirds that are pieced at the top of her page.
From Bonnie I learned about the 100 Blocks retreat, from Beth I learned a cool new appliqué technique. SO HAPPY to see Natalie Lymer included. Discovered her this past fall and just absolutely adore her style. Thank you for such a great blog tour!
I find it interesting to keep finding new blogs and new inspiration. But if I keep reading not much quilting will get done!
I really enjoyed Nan Bakers blog – love her block for the 100 but also her other designs! Bark Park is so sweet! thanks for the blog tour!!
I used to do lots of paper piecing, and have really enjoyed looking at all the things done with this technique. Fun to do some quilty reading this morning,
Everyone’s blocks are great. Have to love what Bonnie Hunter has done. Her scrappy patterns are the best.
Thanks for a chance to win the magazine.
I found the quilt layouts on the Noble Wife blog very interesting.
Loved Jacquelynne’s Neapolitan block…never new you could make something so delicious!
Having so much fun poking around all these different websites and blogs. Would love to win any of these prizes.
I liked Lynette’s block. I was not able to leave a comment on her blog. The link does not work
There are so many talented designers but I just love the block by Bonnie. I just find this lady so much fun with so much energy to give. I want to just keep quilting because of all her designs and ideas. I would love a chance to win a copy of Quiltmaker’s 100 Blocks, Volume 4 for myself. What a great magazine.
Thank you,
Sandi
I enjoyed reading The Noble Wife’s blog about her block and seeing the different ways in which it can be set and then tweaked a bit with color! Thanks for the chance to win!
I certainly found more blocks that I would love to make with todays blog hop. This has been fun. It has also exposed me to designers that I did not know.
Beautifull blocks. Thanks for the chance.
Wow! So many wonderful blocks today!! I have two favorites. I love Bonnie’s block. It’s well named for all her travels. But I also love Kellie’s block! I just love fusible appliqué.
I’m going to have to schedule 2x a day instead of 1 to participate. I just literally spent an hour on Erin Russek’s blog signing up and copying out her BOM. LOVE Kellie Wulfsohn’s garden theme as usual and her robot pattern is to die for! The Noble Wife showed us ways to use a her block that I can’t wait to try, Natalie’s embroidery Shrooms and Nan’s Windsurfer are must do’s as well. Loved the Santa face, so sweet! Thanks for day 2.
Tour was great today. i enjoyed visitng quitlerchic for the first time and am anticipating her upcoming book Chic Batik! Thanks for the chance to win!
Oh my goodness. I’m so inspired by all these fantastic blocks that I really must run up to my sewing room right now!!
Kellie Wulfsohn robot quilt is so perfect for a little boy! I can’t wait to have a grandson to make it! I also LOVED her block! It was my favorite of the day as it will make a awesome companion pillow on my coach!
Wow…I read every listing today and I am on talent overload. I love the wind-surfing block, I liked the reports from Houston, I like Ellen Rissek and so much more. Santa, too.
I was interested in Beth Ferrier’s method of applique. I have not seen this type of fusible web, but it may be just what I need to start appliquing!
I love the Christmas Partridge. What a lot of great ideas.
I loved the Neapolitan block by Jacquelynne Steves of The Noble Wife blog. Also, Kellie Wulfsohn of Don’t Look Now blog has the cutest Robot Riot quilt! This blog tour is turning out to be the best one yet!
I really like the applique blocks and thought they would make a nice pillow. I couldn’t find a give a way on a couple of the blogs so I didn’t leave a comment.
Loved reading all the blogs and websites. A lot of information to cover
I was surprised to learn seven Kansas City Star authors have blocks in this volume! I can’t wait to get my hands on a copy of this issue. Already have plans of making several of the blocks already shown.
Love the blocks at Kansas City Star!
Enjoyed reading Denise Starck’s post on her blocks of hand bag, hat and shoes. In general, like the inspiration that the various designers’ have provided with their posts today. Makes we want to get up from the computer and go sew!
There are so many amazing blocks. I think my favorite of today’s posts was the sweet snowman block. I can’t wait to make it.
I really enjoyed all the blogs and blocks seen today. The magazine is a definite must have for me.
I didn’t realize Quilter’s Newsletter did so many giveaways! Wow!
On Beth Ferrier’s blog I learned about Wash Away Applique Sheets! Never heard of them, and I do applique ALL THE TIME! Can’t wait to get a copy of this awesome magazine!
It’s always fun to see the different directions in which each quilter’s creativity takes them. Today I’m particularly taken by Beth F’s blue bird.
Thanks for this fun event, and also for introducing me to books I wasn’t aware of .
Ooops–I meant Beth F’s red bird! Don’t want you to think I didn’t actually stop by her blog. She’s a wonder, isn’t she?
Please pick me – I would love to win one of the bundles.
I like Beth’s Christmas Partridge block and that she explained how she made it. I love to applique and had not seen this technique before.
If I win the book, I think my kids will revolt! I have so many quilts in process and they would join Mr Bobbin with his picket! Am enjoying seeing all the happy happenings out there.
I really enjoyed Kellie Wulfsohn blog and love her applique!
Love, Love, Love everything I have seen from the blog hop…
Don’t have a single book that is available for the draw as well.
Keeping my fingers and toes crossed for luck
Beth Ferrier’s tutorial is fantastic. i loved her block and thought to myself “how did she do that?”. then, there was a tutorial. YAY! i am inspired to learn how to use new stuff and this is one of the first times i have seen an application i might actually try. thanks beth and quiltmaker
I love the wind surfer pattern. It has the feel of a classic old fashioned quilt block but is so fresh and updated. I think even my teenage son would like it, and that is saying a lot.
I am a scrap quilter for the most part, so, of course, Bonnie Hunter’s block immediately caught my attention. I recognized her block the moment I saw the cover for the new book. There are sooooo many wonderful blocks that I have used from the earlier issues. I am looking forward to getting a copy of the new book.
Linda in Southern Illinois
I really love Jacquelynne Steves’ blog and her designs. She seems very genuine and down to earth, with her head on straight and not puffed up.
Love you, Jacquelynne! Kd ~ http://www.KdQuilts.com
I love Bonnie Hunter’s block and her name for it. Her block is so creative. Enjoy her blog too.
I really liked Kelly Wulfson’s blog today. Her petite garden really spoke to me, and her robots will speak to my grandson! I am impressed that some of the bloggers are going the extra mile to add instructions, setting options, and construction tips to their blogs. Much appreciated.
I loved learning about wash away applique sheets. They are now on my list of supplies I want to get.
I meandered around Beth’s site and just loved her sewing studio…I’m drooling… I’m also very interested in the Williamsburg 100 Blocks Retreat in 2012. Day 2 Blog Tour stays right up there with Day 1. Can’t wait for Day 3 to begin. Sure hope to win Volume 4. Sandi
More great blocks today! Loved learning about different people’s applique methods. Thanks for the chance to win a copy of this issue!
very instructive applique info on Beth’s blog
I found out what Della Robbia is and that even though I didn’t know what it was, I have liked it all along.
At SuznQuilts I liked seeing her Ole St. Nick block and I love it made up as a table runner. Her Hot Tip about tracing and cutting multiples of the same motif was just great! What a time-saver!
From Susan Marth, I learned a quick and genius way to cut multiples of the same fusible design. Love it!
I love all the blocks today, but especially Susan Marth’s Santa block. I love that she uses her machine’s buttonhole stitch setting for the applique!
I just love ‘Midnight Flight’ by Bonny Hunter. and also, there are some very talented ladies out there. I hope to be so lucky. Thanks for the giveaway.
I was interested when Bonnie Hunter mentioned her Scrap Users System as she told how she constructed her block. I went back through her site to read about the system and my have just found the answer to my scrap problem. I would love to win but if this system woorks for me I’m already a winner. Today my favorite blocks were numbers 11 and 12.
i found bonnie’s awesome block on her link! so cool! really want to win volume 4!
I love the secondary pattern formed by Bonnie Hunter’s block, and I love Lynette Anderson’s snowman block! Thanks for the giveaway!
I just love Bonnie Hunter’s blog and finding out what she is up to. I think she is the busiest and most-traveled quilter out there.
I learned something new about the wash away applique sheets. I had not tried this method before or even read about anyone using it. It looks like it would make applique a bit easier.
I loved seeing all the different options for layouts on Jacquelynne’s blog. Thank you for the fun!!
I am so enjoying the blog tour and seeing all the new blocks. Pick me to win!
Love these block books. They are so fun to look at and design the next quilt.
I liked how Jacquelynne offered so many setting options for her block. Thanks for all of the inspirations, and for the giveaway!
I love the books that are 30′s, scrap and more scrap. I love the more traditional quilts with the modern fabrics.
Bonnie’s block may be one of my most favorites, so far. By I always enjoy Erin’s site (and applique) too!! This is so much fun — can’t wait to thumb though the magazine myself!
Midnight Flight is sooooo Bonnie. I am a Bonniac, and am getting ready for her new mystery.
A great tour today, several familiar faces and some new ones that I look forward to learning more about. Beth F always has interesting techniques and new products, I’ll look for the wash away applique sheets. I especially enjoyed meeting Cheryl Brown and Kellie Wulfsohn.
So much to absorb…so little time. Thanks for sharing!!!!!
I loved Beth Ferrier’s block and I really liked getting her great tips on how she did it. Washaway that goes into the printer may become my new best friend.
Love how Cleo’s Designs makes fusible look so “needle-turn!” Just purchased Beth Ferrier’s book and hope to perfect my machine applique technique.
I would love to receive the Quiltmaker’s 100 Blocks. Susan Marth was my favorite with her block of Old St. Nick. Might have to make that table runner!
I was interested in Beth Ferrier’s inspiration – the old fashioned style of Christmas decorations called Della Robbia. It makes me want to do a little research and check it out.
So grateful for Kansas Star preserving the tradition.
Any block SCRAPPY and with fun prints is certainly Ms Bonnie!
The use of the Bali Fabrics in Nan Baker’s Block are beautiful!
I’m new to quilting so this hop has helped me to find some great patterns and designers. Thanks for the giveaway.
missmoozie(at)gmail(dot)com
So many blocks, so little time
My first blog hope I win.This is alot of fun.
I’m really enjoying the hop. I’ve found some new blogs to follow. I loved hearing the stories of how some of the blocks came to be or how the names were chosen. I loved fnding that different blocks were featured, piecing, emboroidery and paper piecing. I loved being on tour with Nan and loved seeing the robot quilt by Kellie. I’m going to love my copy when it’s in my hands!
Thnks for the giveaway and a chance to win.
usairdoll(at)gmail(dot)com
This is my first blog. Hope I win this great book. Thanks
What a great blog tour so far! One of the great things I discovered was Cinderberry Designs. Her stitcheries are sweet!!
Nan’s block is very versatile and i love how she described on her quilt how she created it. Lots of lovely blocks today that really makes me want to win a copy of the magazine – that would be a nice birthday treat for me!
LOVE Bonnie’s “midnight flight”. Just bought some cheddar so I can try some of her blocks! This blog tour should be alot of fun!!!
The robot quilt is amazing. I’ve never seen anything like it! I’d love to win the magazine.
I found Kellie’s applique block enchanting. I also liked Bonnie’s scrappy block.
Thanks for making the tour and giving us so many chances to win one of your magazines!
Loving the blog tour, all this inspiration and a giveaway too!
Really like Susan Marth’s Olde St. Nick block.
Such wonderful giveaways. Pick me =)
I somehow missed volume 1…I won’t miss out on this one.
I cannot wait to get my issue! I saw so much fun stuff today…this is really the highlight of my afternoon, ladies. I have to say I was partial to Erin’s block and add that I really enjoyed the Nobel Wife blog as well as Nan’s purrfect blog! Thanks and see ya’ll tomorrow
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I found it interesting that Bonnie Hunter is starting a new mystery which means more fun.
This has been my first year to do applique. I found Beth Ferrier’s method with the tutorial very interesting.
What fun looking at all the great blocks! Some of the names are new to me. I’m a beginning quilter and enjoyed reading and getting tips and ideas. I really enjoyed Kellie Wulfsohn’s entry.
gailxs@hotmail.com
I learned that there are lots of talented designers out there! I love Bonnie’s block – so scrappy
thanks for a chance to win – laurie
I love all of Bonnie Hunter’s quilts.
I love Jacquelynne Steves Neapolitan design! It is so fun and the choices of colors galore!! I was also mesmerized by Nan Baker’s Black Tie Required quilt, absolutely love it!
Bonnie Hunter’s quilts and ideas are awesome! She can get a lot done in a short amount of time.
This blog tour is great. I really enjoyed Bonnie Hunter’s blog stop and the quilt layout she shared. Her block looks like fun and has many possibilities for using up my stash!
Judy W
I love the scrappiness of Bonnie Hunter’s block – even within each block she is a scrap lover’s hero!!!! All those bits and pieces have hope of purpose now!!!
Beautiful blocks!
I’m enjoying the blog tour. I really enjoyed Bonnie Hunter’s site. She lists free kindle books.
thanks for the giveaway and the great magazines.
I’m really looking forward to all these beautiful blocks in Volume 4.
Thanks for the chance of extra prizes.
I love Natalie Lymer’s block, it is full of some of my favorite things. Dana Jones’ story for her ‘All Roads Lead to Manhattan’ really shows that one can get inspiration from anywhere.
Unbelievable that EIGHT from Kansas City Star have blocks in the 100 Blocks #4. I can’t wait to have my own copy and see so many wonderful new blocks!
I didn’t realize that raw edged applique could look so good until I saw the block that Kellie Wulfsohn made. Thanks for a chance to win.
I found out that there are so many amazing women out there that are so talented and so happy to share their knowledge. Natalie’s Dancing Mushrooms stole my heart. Thanks for a chance to win.
Wonderful blocks, I love seeing the process that went into making the blocks and learning the stories behind them.
I have found some new talented designers. I am excited to see the new Volume 4.
On Lynette Anderson’s blog, she mentioned that she met up with a lady in the airport who was signing Perfume?? Who was she???
Thanks for the chance to win…
I love the blog tour. I really enjoy reading the blogs of designers I haven’t read before. I had fun reading all the quilting tips in the comments on QuilterChic.com.
I loved visiting Kellie Wulfsohns blog and love her block called Petite Garden .It was funny seeing her being kissed by Brandon Mably with a large spider on his face.
Just found this quilty blog. Love it and will be visiting every day. Would be really happy to win anything – it would be a first!!!
It is so inspiring seeing all of these blocks, makes me want to go design another quilt.
I liked all the different layouts on the site for Jacquelynne Steves. Also thought the use of polka dots in the Santa block on Susan Marth’s site was different. And see how the blanket stitch goes on an angle along the mustache.
Kay Ahr in Indianapolis, Indiana USA
I’m a star nut so I really enjoyed Bonnie Hunters block. I visit her blog daily.
I really liked visiting Natalie Lymer’s blog. It’s a very nice looking blog and easy on the eyes with ease of getting around there as well. What I liked most about her blog were the tutorials. She’s got an awesome tutorial for making flying geese. I am new to quilting and haven’t run across a tutorial making them her way yet. That really looks like a great way to do them that I’m going to need to try.
I enjoyed reading Beth’s blog and how she used wash away for her block, something I have been wanting to do more of.
Debbie
Love to see another issue of the 100 Blocks. So many fun blocks today. Thanks for the chance to win!
something interesting I found was the name of Bonnie Hunter’s block, “Midnight Flight.” Very appropriate with all of her travels. I love the setting she suggested and the secondary design with all the stars. I don’t see myself flying anytime soon, but if I did I bet it would look amazing flying among all the stars shining bright.
Love From Indiana! ~bonnie
I loved how all of Dana Stark’s blocks have come together to form an ensemble of accessories.
I did not particually like one person’s blog over anothers. I am amazed at so much talent out there. I have a ton of room to grow in quilting art.
The reviews on this book are fantastic! What I could do with all those blocks!!! LOL
Bonnie Hunter and yes I want to win it all.
Kellie Wulfsohn’s kids are really good at trick photography. And her designs are great as well.
I am a great fan of the Kansas City Star quilt books. I have many of them in my own quilt library. I also enjoy Toby Lischko’s creativity. I roomed with her one time at the Missouri Quilters Guild retreat. It would be wonderful to have her new book.
I found the most beautiful quilt blocks and ideas looking at the blogs today.
I like all of the applique today. I am still learning but I know now I would like to learn more about applique. Thank you!!!
I loved all of the blocks today, but am totally intrigued by Wind-surfing and all the water or sky quilts I could use this in.
the ‘christmas partridge’ is absolutely georgeous … the best of the blox! i love applique and was surprized at the number shown on the blogs so far. thanx for the opportunity to win a copy of this book with the ‘christmas partridge’ in it.
I was interested when discussing Daylight Savings Time to realize the whole thing upsets me more than I thought. Not probably what you meant when you said “something interesting” but that’s the way things go….
I really liked the Neapolitan block!
I am so excited about all the quilt blocks and designs! It makes me want to do a block of each pattern! What a beautiful sample quilt these designs would make!
I learned from Natalie at Don’t Look Now that you can get a block in this amazing book/magazine and do NO complex piecing!! Her block is done with her signature rough edge applique – gotta love that!
Love all of the blocks I saw. Relatively new to quilting and really didn’t kow what this book was all about. Going to have to look for some past issues.
Love, love, love!!! the Patridge in a Pear Tree block, I’ve been collecting applique blocks to do my own version of a Baltimore Album.
What absolutely fabulous blocks! Bonnie Hunter’s block jumped onto my “I must make this” list. Your blog hop has been wonderful in the past, but WOW the designs and stories are just awesome. Thanks so much for arranging this blog hop! Just wish that life would slow down a bit so that I could spend more time reading the designer blogs:)
I love the robots! Really talented artists to visualize these designs. Thanks for the tour!
Those books sound like an exciting addition to my quilting library.
I would love any of these new books:)
Great blog hop!
I love birds so I was thrilled to discover ‘quilterchic’
Great Blog Hop, but as usual to many things not enough time… this is a great way to find out about other quilters Cinderberry Designs is one that I’ve bookmarked. thanks
Love the picture of the quilt block. I bet the inside is awesome.
Love the wind surfing pattern. Looks so easy & stunning
I love some of the new blocks I’m seeing. Looks like a great book to add to my collection.
I love these blocks. I cant wait to do a sampler quilt.
So many wonderful blocks! How can you decide what to make first?
An interesting thing I learned was how Erin Russek does her applique. I’ve always shied away from the “A” word unless it was done by machine. This has inspired me to give it a try.
I think that the most interesting thing I saw today was the new to me technique – Hand Applique by Machine. Very interesting!
What great blocks!!! Wish I were free to make a couple of these right now – guess I’ll earmark them for after the holidays – too many projects going right now.. Love this block blog!
I love looking at all the different blocks, creative just is so inspiring.
Super prizes. These blocks are wonderful.
I learned from Natalie Lymer to use different size travel containers for your facial moisturizer and hair conditioner! Fun Blogs! Thanks!
I found a new book to read thanks to Bonnie Hunter’s review of “Simmer All Night”.
And thanks for a chance to win!
Awesome book it is something I would use a lot. I like making my own designs from books like this one.