Here are Melinda’s blocks … I noticed them on her blog with a mention of how she is no longer an author. As some of you can probably tell, the Author’s list has become a bit of a revolving door … if you haven’t make blocks for 2-3 months, you probably have been replaced on the list by someone who wanted to join and has made blocks and is ready to post. (And if you think that sounds like a pain for you …...

This is from Kena B. – She has been having a time getting into blogger; how well I know! This is the first time in a week that I have succeeded myself. Is it a full moon? lol. I think her blocks are...

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This is from Kena B. – She has been having a time getting into blogger; how well I know! This is the first time in a week that I have succeeded myself. Is it a full moon? lol. I think her blocks are...

I’m new to the Block Lotto this month. I’m a longarm quilt from Southington, CT. Shannon (pieceful kwilter) told me about this and i’m thrilled she did. I’ve done 9 blocks for this month’s...

Even though I pulled and washed my fabrics at the beginning of the month, I procrastinated on building them, mostly because I don’t care for sewing curves. I can do it, they aren’t overly difficult, I just don’t like curves. I had hoped to get them done in time for the sneak peek, but I didn’t. Now I have to wait to find out what we get to build with blue and white.  Oh well. Here are my three blocks.  –...

I’m new to the Block Lotto this month. I’m a longarm quilt from Southington, CT. Shannon (pieceful kwilter) told me about this and i’m thrilled she did. I’ve done 9 blocks for this month’s...

Even though I’ve had more fabrics pulled, pressed and sitting on my sewing table for a few weeks, it looks like I won’t make any more blocks beyond the first three. I’ donating my chances this...

Cory emailed me a link to this quilt, Curvaceous Squares, by Diane Hire, (From her Quilts and Classes blog.)  I had to share. Take a close look  and you’ll see that the blocks are made in PAIRS, with 2 or 4 curved cuts/seams in each block.   If you enjoyed making our curved rail blocks … you could consider making something like this.  Or taking this workshop if Diane come to your guild.  FYI, I checked...

Even though I pulled and washed my fabrics at the beginning of the month, I procrastinated on building them, mostly because I don’t care for sewing curves. I can do it, they aren’t overly difficult, I just don’t like curves. I had hoped to get them done in time for the sneak peek, but I didn’t. Now I have to wait to find out what we get to build with blue and white.  Oh well. Here are my three blocks.  –...

Even though I’ve had more fabrics pulled, pressed and sitting on my sewing table for a few weeks, it looks like I won’t make any more blocks beyond the first three. I’ donating my chances this...

Cory emailed me a link to this quilt, Curvaceous Squares, by Diane Hire, (From her Quilts and Classes blog.)  I had to share. Take a close look  and you’ll see that the blocks are made in PAIRS, with 2 or 4 curved cuts/seams in each block.   If you enjoyed making our curved rail blocks … you could consider making something like this.  Or taking this workshop if Diane come to your guild.  FYI, I checked...