I have tried to send a regular email and it just doesn’t work. I’vesubscribed to “comments” on the RSS Feed which is where I get the BlockLotto Blog, but with nothing. I’m so sorry to have this problem. I am justgoing to submit these three blocks this month. I hope this picture willwork. If not, let me know.I do have one question about Sept. Do I send one block to each winner? Notsure how you do this when more than...

Here are my first 4 blocks.  Love the colors this...

I’m so sorry to keep everyone waiting.  I’ll be sure to check on the last day of the month, rather than the first day next time; though I am just so tickled to have won!I can hardly wait to see all those batiks… Yikes! That means I have to clear a space to put them up so I can arrange and rearrange the blocks!   Entirely too many to spread on the living room floor.  Better get busy on that one! :~}I have already...

  These are my first four for this month. The top left block is a liberated basket using some of my made fabric. I have not been able to comment on any of the posts. Congratulations to this months...

While we are waiting for me to hear from the 9th winner (who was actually the first winner–yes, Corinne, I am talking about you), I have sent email to those of you who are currently authors on this blog but don’t have a blog of your own–or one that I know about anyway 🙂 I am looking for people willing to post on the block lotto bog via email only.  The demand to join the block lotto is consistently greater than the number...

If you made lotto blocks in September, you should have email from me with all the info you need to send your blocks to one/some of the winners.If you didn’t receive email from me, let me know and I’ll resend it. You might want to check your spam folder first, if you have one–when you send email to 70 people, it does look a little bit like spam 😉Blogged via email from my iPhone

Here are my October blocks. These were fun blocks to make. I’m still waiting and hoping for my first win! The first block is Duck Tracks.This one is called Waste Not. And this one is Block #1 of the Blogger’s...

I have tried to send a regular email and it just doesn’t work. I’vesubscribed to “comments” on the RSS Feed which is where I get the BlockLotto Blog, but with nothing. I’m so sorry to have this problem. I am justgoing to submit these three blocks this month. I hope this picture willwork. If not, let me know.I do have one question about Sept. Do I send one block to each winner? Notsure how you do this when more than...

Here are my first 4 blocks.  Love the colors this...

I’m so sorry to keep everyone waiting.  I’ll be sure to check on the last day of the month, rather than the first day next time; though I am just so tickled to have won!I can hardly wait to see all those batiks… Yikes! That means I have to clear a space to put them up so I can arrange and rearrange the blocks!   Entirely too many to spread on the living room floor.  Better get busy on that one! :~}I have already...

October is QUILTERS CHOICE month at the Block Lotto.  That means that you can make any 8 inch (finished size) block that follows the guidelines.  Vivi made the great example block on the left. COLORS AND FABRICS Your blocks MUST contain BLUE and CREAM fabrics.  If you like, you may also add Tan or Brown fabrics . . .  or not.  Kathie made the blue and cream block on the right.   All fabrics may be solid or...

In September, 68 quilters made 448 curved rail blocks.  Wow. Many newbies joined us in October.  Welcome again to Angela, Corinne (a lucky winner), Debbie D, Debra, Ella, Gwen (another lucky winner), Marie, Paula, Sue and Wendi. Congrats again to our NINE winners.  I look forward to seeing the many beautiful batik projects you make from your winnings. Thanks to everyone who made blocks.  Her’s the block list: Andie...