I used up a bunch of Anna Maria Horner scraps and threw in a few Parisville strips for good measure. I'm not sure what this block will be when it grows up, since I don't have anywhere near enough AMH scraps to do a whole quilt this way. I can't seem to decide what colors I want to work with for my bee quilt, so this will wind up either turning into a pillow or a mini quilt.
I'm entering this block in QuiltStory's Block Party, in the Traditional category. Go check it out, there is some serious inspiration over there!!
What a cute block! I've been wanting to do some paper piecing and this tutorial is just the ticket! Thanks for sharing :)
ReplyDeleteYes! This will be really fun to try.
ReplyDeleteLove it! Can't wait to try it. That will be cool and different that you're going to sash the blocks, I like that idea.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing the tutorial! Makes me realize that this is a lot easier than it looks (because it looks fabulously intricate). Good luck in the competition - I'm excited to see what this block become when it 'grows up' :)
ReplyDeleteYour block looks so bright and cheerful!
ReplyDeleteThis is awesome! I can't wait to work on this block for you!
ReplyDeleteI love this block. So colorful. You do awesome work. And I agree there is lots of talented people over at that block party.
ReplyDeleteWow, beautiful block. I can't wait to see when you put them all together!
ReplyDeleteWow! I love the AMH in this block. It looks great! What a wonderful quilt this would make!
ReplyDeleteOh, I'm in love! It's beautiful!!!
ReplyDeleteWow, just found you via block party and yours is my favourite!
ReplyDeleteThis is gorgeous. You did a really excellent job getting it all lined up accurately. I really like the colors you chose too.
ReplyDeleteSuch a beautiful block! Love the colors! Thanks for linking up to our block party!
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