Since I'm up to my armpits in shott cottons anyway, it's a good thing I can use them for my April and May Free Bee blocks, as well. True to my erratic quilting ways, I threw myself in to May's block for John without finishing starting Ethne's block for April. It was just the mood I was in....what more can I say.
John has us making totem pole type blocks inspired by Erin Wilson...well worth checking out.
wow, your blocks are wonderful. I really love the way you put colors together. I'm also a big fan of Erin Wilson, though I've only ever seen her quilts online.
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Thanks again for all your wonderful comments Marianne
Beautiful blocks, really beautiful
ReplyDeleteI'm not worried about my block, when it comes it comes. You have lots going on at the moment (enjoy you Grandson)
wow, your blocks are wonderful. I really love the way you put colors together. I'm also a big fan of Erin Wilson, though I've only ever seen her quilts online.
ReplyDeleteOh my, she is wonderful! I love your blocks!
ReplyDeleteThese are beautiful!
ReplyDeleteThanks Diane
DeleteLOVE these blocks, especially the second one. There's just somethin' about it!
ReplyDeletefabrics are lovely, they soften the pattern, so lovely...I feel inspired to try myself!
ReplyDeleteThanks Doris.
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