Wow! What A Year! Wasn’t it fun to have Christmas all year long? I have loved designing these blocks. Especially in the dog days of summer… It was cooling to think about frosty Christmas days to come!
Happy Thanksgiving! Here’s a cozy block… Cute mittens for cold hands! You’ll need warm hands throughout the Holiday Season for Tree Trimming, Cookie Cutting and Friendly Greetings!
The Blare of the Trumpets and the Tattoo of the Horns are now heralding in the joy of the new Christmas Season! Signify that new beginning with our Holiday Horn Christmas Block. It’s made for easy applique and will look great in this quilt!
I remember when I was a little girl, these goodies were only around at Christmastime. My mom would have a little candy dish filled with red and white gems. I looked forward to them each year.
Is a Camel a stretch for this series? I don’t think so… It goes with Block 39 The Nativity, don’t you think? And he is following the star…
This week, we have another pieced block in our Free Christmas Block Of The Week Series, Do You See…? This is a fun block to make and easier than it looks! I’m calling it Goodness And Light after the last line of the song that provides the title of this block series.
Gosh! This is so much fun! Dissecting the Holidays and pulling out the best moments. And for a lot of us, thisparticular moment is imbued with excitement, anticipation and enjoyment… Bringing the tree home! This block is especially fun for me cause I based the car on our red Ford Escape! Way fun!
This week we are having another pieced block to add to our collection of Christmas Blocks. This one is all Flying Geese and is pretty easy to make…
I’ve been thinking about this block almost since we started this BOW. I’ve though about it in script, in balloon letters and in these strong block letters. The block letters won out!
9/3/14 Note: Diana just found an error in Block 26! Do NOT cut the 5 1/4″ Red Square on both diagonals. Leave it whole to make Flying Geese Four At Once! Thanks! Time again for a pieced block! I love throwing these pieced blocks in with our appliqué blocks. It adds an extra depth to […]
