I found time to make these two tall ships just in time for the virtual quilt.   I called them “ship by day and night” because the combination of fabrics and difference in the look of the reversed colors make me think of seeing them in daylight and darkness.  Will go ahead and publish them now, so I don’t forget.  Busy month ahead of me, don’t know if I’ll get a chance to make any more.  These are going to make...

Here are 6 entries for the month.  I like this block and I like the method for making 8 HSTs in “one” move.

Sophie warned about getting the orientation right. You can see what happens if you sew without paying attention!...

I made the nine blocks on the cover of the Tall Ship Directions. I’ll be donating my blocks to the pot for the lucky winners’ fleet of...

It was easy to make 2 of these from Sophie’s great instructions.  I’m donating these for the swap. Looking forward to seeing what members make out of...

Hope I’m not too late!

I will donate my chances. Sorry no photo—don’t have the blocks with me.

This will make 9 for me.  Keeping my fingers crossed.  thanks to all of you who have donated this month!

I think!!!! My no. 10 block revised!!

Well, I fixed (I think? ) my two other blocks (still don’t think the one one right is right), so now i have 9 for the drawing and and 1for...

  Only three blocks from me this month (although I’ve made a stack more for a charity quilt top). I’ll donate my chances this month as well – someone else’s turn to...

These are my three flying geese blocks.  As I have been doing a lot of (smaller) paper based piecing recently, I thought it would simple to do these the same way, but they were a little unwieldy because of the piece sizes.  But glad I did...