My block, #658 found on page 50, is called A Divided Flock and was inspired by a pattern on a sweater that I saw and sketched in my design notebook eons ago. The colors, however, were inspired by a mess of my own creation in my sewing room. I love these rich, vibrant colors together, especially set off by the black.
One of the things I love about this block is that it's forgiving - because of the stripes in between the sets of flying geese units, your points don't have to match perfectly, which is nice.
I also love how this block can be used in so many different ways, to create so many different looks, like this one with Summersville Spring, available at Pink Chalk Fabrics...
And this one, with Zen Chic's Comma, available at I Don't Do Dishes, Intrepid Thead, Marmalade Fabrics, Pink Castle Fabrics, and Stash Modern Fabrics...
And this one, with Boho by Urban Chiks, available at Pink Castle Fabrics...
And lastly, this one with Road 15, the fall collection coming soon from Sweetwater...
You can see another take on my block in the Block Tester's Gallery at the back of the issue - found on page 88. Marti Dyer-Allison made a quilt using my block in Shelburne Falls. I like how she turned just one block to give a little surprise pop to the quilt. I also really like the shade of blue she used for the background. You can pop on over to the Quiltmaker blog to see lots more sneak peeks of blocks before the issue hits newsstands on May 7th.
I am really partial to Sunbonnet Sue blocks, though I have yet to make one--maybe because my first quilt was a sunbonnet sue that I found tucked away in the closet. Love seeing all the different setting and color options with your block. Thanks for the chance to win!
ReplyDeleteLarge pinwheels. That's my favorite right now. I love big blocks. I want them large enough to show the fabric design. I love your Divided Flock block. It's simple yet not all at the same time. Thanks for giveaway.
ReplyDeleteFabulous!!There are many favorite blocks.One of my favorite block is log cabin and anyone with stars.Thanks for the chance.
ReplyDeleteI like blocks based on the grid of 4-patch and 9-patch -- as any other patchwork design can go into one of those grid pieces to make so many variations. This means that can say I like all blocks, right! alternate email mlwright29(at)hotmail(dot)com
ReplyDeleteI'm really taken with the granny square block at the moment. I know it's a pretty simple one but I love the way it can look so different depending on the fabrics or mixing different fabrics with different backgrounds.
ReplyDeleteI love square in a square!
ReplyDeleteI really like star blocks. My first handpiecing project was using several different star blocks in a small quilt. I do like your block. It is different and can be combined to make so many interesting patterns. I like how it looks so different depending on color choices.
ReplyDeleteWhat a clever way of using flying geese! I like it! My favorite block is the churn dash...love to find them in antique quilts...and I love to make them too. Thanks for a chance to win!
ReplyDeleteActually my favorite block is Flying Geese especially once I learned to do them with the Quilt In A Day Rulers.
ReplyDeleteYou really showcased the versatility of your block in ways I would have never thought to use it. Exciting!
Gee it's hard to say I've a favorite, I like them all!
ReplyDeleteI like this block a lot but if I have to pick one favorite it is the Blackford's Beauty block. Thanks for the chance to win.
ReplyDeleteI think my favortie blocks are pinwheel and 9 patch. There are so many wonderful blocks that its really hard to pick just one. I am more of a traditional quilter though.
ReplyDeleteI love the Boxed In block from 99 Modern Blocks. Thanks for the giveaway, Elizabeth, and congratulations!
ReplyDeleteI like your block, but my all time favorite is the Pineapple block!
ReplyDeleteI love string blocks with a passion. Mindlessly fun. Next to them, I have a thing for Jacob's Ladder. Everything done in a bright modern way. I can see that I'm going to make your block; it's adorable!
ReplyDeleteWow, I adore your divided flock block! Ingenius!
ReplyDelete~Christina in Cleveland
I really don't have a favorite block right now. I get inspired seeing blocks created by others, and then I try one out in a quilt. For the next project there may be a totally different block. I like variation!
ReplyDeleteI'm about to start my first Granny Square quilt...so I guess right now, that would be my favorite block!
ReplyDeleteI love the Churn dash block- traditional but done with modern fabrics!
ReplyDeleteI like the Log Cabin block which can be traditional OR modern. I think its versatility is what I like most about it.
ReplyDeleteVery cool, congrats! Anything traditional in monochromatic hues... Especially dresdens. They can be so striking when done in a gradient!
ReplyDeleteI really love the two layouts with background space. Totally allows you to see the block in a new way!
I love star blocks and most traditional blocks
ReplyDeleteI don't really have a favorite block. I've only been quilting a couple of years and have made several and I always love whichever one I'm working with at the time. I don't think I ever used a block in more than one quilt.
ReplyDeleteStar Blocks are always a favee, but I am really loving Churn Dash right now... though I haven't made any - ha ha. Love your block and all the possibilities that lurk inside it!!
ReplyDeleteDon't have a favorite block yet.
ReplyDeleteGive me a 9-patch any day! There are so many ways to use this simple block!
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ReplyDeleteNot really into the "modern" fad... I like piecing and points & making things fit right :)
ReplyDeleteMy favorite block is the one I'm working on.
ReplyDeleteIt changes over time. It's always done with cheerful colors. It's never dull. It's also rarely the same.
I make lots of charity quilts with Cross stitched squares from our members and I love using star blocks to show off their stitching.. For my personal quilts, I am learning applique my latest passion
ReplyDeleteI don't have a favorite. I think I tend to favor traditional, but wander to the middle of the road once in a while. Thank you for the chance.
ReplyDeleteI don't have a favorite block either I'll try any thing as its so fun to play
ReplyDeleteMy problem is: I love them all! ...well, almost all. I admit, I gravitate more to the pieced blocks than to the applique ... and I am particularly fond of flying geese. I really like all the variations you have shown!
ReplyDeleteI love that block! It looks so different in whatever setting!
ReplyDeleteI prefer traditional block, I use scraps and colours, so my quilts are never the same as you have. Thank you for so many possibilities.
ReplyDeleteI have always leaned more to the traditional quilter but lately I am enjoying the clean crisp look of the modern quilts..
ReplyDeleteI think my favorite block is a pinwheel. But I love to try new blocks and patterns. I love the options you show for your block. Thank you for the chance to win.
ReplyDeleteI prefer traditional blocks using scraps. I do like your block. Very unusual.
ReplyDeleteMy favorite might be square in a square just because....
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Deb
I have always loved the log cabin block because it can be placed in so many different patterns!
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Call me a traditionalist, but I've always loved the log cabin block. String blocks come in second.
ReplyDeletePatti
I will always have a special place in my heart for log cabins, but lately, churn dashes have stolen the show!
ReplyDeleteI like to make half log cabin blocks as they are a fun and easy way to use up scraps.
ReplyDeleteI love any block with HST but my absolute favourite is the Cathedral Window block I find it stunning but I nave used it in a large project.
ReplyDeleteI like to make half log cabin blocks as they are a fun and easy way to use up scraps.
ReplyDeletegreat block! I love basket blocks of all kinds.
ReplyDeleteI really like this idea... points aren't always where I want them, and the strip in the middle is a great look too.
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This is a great block, I love the different designs you have created. What software are you using, I love that too. I really cannot pick a single favourite block, each new one I play with seems to be it. I do love Ohio Stars and log cabins, and churn dashes.
ReplyDeleteMy favorite block is a log cabin, it's the first one I learned and there are so many variations to try. Thanks.
ReplyDeleteI absolutely LOVE the versitility of your block!!!! I'm sew looking forward to this latest issue of Quiltmaker's 100 Blocks magazine! Thanks sew much for this chance to win a copy :-D
ReplyDeleteI never tire of the log cabin!
ReplyDeleteLove all your options for the block! This is definitely on my to-do list! (I have the magazine - don't enter me in the drawing)
ReplyDeleteI like all the different versions of your block!
ReplyDeleteMy favourite block is the churn dash!
I love applique more than another other style of quilting, however, I do like the rail fence block as well.
ReplyDeleteThis is a really fun block! My favorite block is for sure the log cabin. I have about 6 log cabin quilts on my to-do list.
ReplyDeleteI simply love tr he color blue. So, I am totally in love with A Divided Flock shown in shades of blue in Shelburne Falls. Thank you for the chance to win a copy of QM 100 Blocks, Volume 7. I would love to make your block for myself, but I would need to win, just like everyone else.
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I love your block in those BOLD colors! I took two Bonnie Hunter classes at the Quiltmaker Block Party in Oregon in March - Talking Turkey and Winston Ways, and even though her Winston Ways block has 104 pieces in each 12 1/2" block, it's my favorite. But a good old generic star block is my all time favorite.
ReplyDeleteDouble wedding ring... very traditional...
ReplyDeleteLove any block with a star shape. So many to choose from!!
ReplyDeleteCongrats!! Looks great. I think my favorite block is the next one I am going to work on. Always thinking about the next project. ;)
ReplyDeleteMy favorite blocks is the Sawtooth star. It includes my other favorite...Flying geese. Hugs
ReplyDeleteMy favorite block is shoo-fly. Love your block/quilt iterations!
ReplyDeleteI love star blocks.
ReplyDeleteI really like pickle dish. A pickle dish quilt is on my bucket list.
ReplyDeleteI love the churn dash!
ReplyDeleteI really like bear paw pattern. Thanks for the chance to win!
ReplyDeleteMy Favorite Block right now (besides your Divided Flock) is a tri-rec star. Currently using it in a wall hanging.
ReplyDeleteStar blocks are a favorite of mine. Your block design would be great for a border too!
ReplyDeleteright now my favorit is the log cabin. it is so versitle. thanks for a chance to win.
ReplyDeleteLately, I've been trying my hand at feathered stars. I'm making pillows for my siblings for Christmas! I'm loving this, so much fun and the pillows tops are beautiful.
ReplyDeleteYour block would be great practice in perfecting the flying geese. I do like traditional, easy blocks.
ReplyDeleteI like the log cabin block because there are so many variations and options for setting. You can make it with scraps or with beautiful matching fabrics. The creativity with this block is endless!
ReplyDeleteWow, what a cool, thoroughly modern block. I love it and it makes me think that maybe modern quilting is something I could do after all! My favorite block is the one that drew me into the 100 Blocks issues in the first place - a paper pieced block of high heeled shoes in shoe boxes that was in issue 2 or 3. Ever since I've needed to own every issue! Thanks for the chance to win!
ReplyDeleteMy current favorite block is the variable star block, with card trick running a close second.
ReplyDeletePS - I think the first quilt pictured above (on the black background) would make a great quilt back, too!
I love your block on the black background. It is so visually impactful!
ReplyDeleteI really like almost any pieced block. star blocks are my favorite.
ReplyDeleteI love all the possibilities of your block and can't wait to get the magazine!
ReplyDeleteI've fallen in love with crazy quilts lately...I love teh beauty of the randomness ....Just veryt soothing to me.
ReplyDeleteI like the sample quilt you show using the dark background with your block. I am a traditional girl learning to appreciate modern. Enjoy your blog!
ReplyDeleteI like Jacob's ladder.
ReplyDeleteI love pieced blocks and your block is right up my alley! I also have some sheep so the divided flock fits right in with my list of projects-to-do! How cute this block would be made into a wall hanging!! Congratulations on being featured in the issue!!
ReplyDeleteExcellent block, Elizabeth! And I love seeing all of the different mock-ups. That really helps! As far as a favorite block, you really can't beat Ohio stars, but simple Log Cabin/Square in Square blocks are at the top of my list, too. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteI love modern blocks or blocks that I can manipulate to make a non traditional quilt.
ReplyDeleteI like this block a lot. Thanks for showing many ways to use it - very versatile!
ReplyDeleteI love tumbling blocks. It is my goal to one day be skilled enough to make a quilt from them.
ReplyDeleteI love traditional blocks, like log cabin. Great block, congrats on getting in the magazine! thank you!
ReplyDeleteThe presentation of Divided Flock Block is great. I appreciate different uses for quilts.
ReplyDeleteLuv star blocks! Would luv to win a copy of the magazine ... thanks for the chance!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great block! I love seeing all the various layout possibilities.
ReplyDeleteHard to pick just one block. I'd say Ohio Star.
ReplyDeleteSo many choices! I guess I will say divided 9-patch is my favorite block, in that I have used it the most to make 3 I-spy novelty quilts for kids. I'd also really like to play with some log cabins; I've just swapped them, never made a whole quilt with them.
ReplyDeleteI love any star block.
ReplyDeleteShawn
I love any star block.
ReplyDeleteShawn
Definitely hard to pick just one block as a favorite. I think I'd have to go with a traditional Winding Ways block. I've never actually made it, but I absolutely love the look that it gives in a quilt. Its definitely on my to-do list of designs! :-)
ReplyDeleteI've always like the Ohio star but very interested in some of the new modern quilts in the magazines lately. I'm a new quilter and always looking for ideas and I see a lot of inspiration in the blocks I have seen in this issue. Love your block!!!
ReplyDeleteI like paper pieced star blocks you can make so many designs with parts of the block
ReplyDeleteSuch versatility!!! And that's exactly what attracts me to a block!! Well done.
ReplyDeleteI don't have a favorite block...each is inspiring in its own way. Thanks for the chance to win!
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful block and so many ways to sew it. Thanks.
ReplyDeleteNot sure what my favorite block is. I'm a novice piecer so something easier is what I do right now. This is a nice block with lots of possibilities.
ReplyDeleteCurrently, my favorite blocks are ones that create circles: like modified shoo-fly or road to tallahassee. One is pieced, the other is paper-pieced.
ReplyDeleteMy fav block is what ever I'm working on now! But I do like stars!!
ReplyDeleteI am tickled by any block that uses HST because I am always amazed how a simple unit can do so much
ReplyDeleteI like star blocks, especially if there are flying geese involved. Your block is very "out of the box"! Congrats on being on the cover.
ReplyDeleteElizabeth, I cannot wait to try out your block.I like those that are "forgiving" as my points do not always line up exactly, as much as I try.Congrats for being one of the 100 blocks and on the cover as well.
ReplyDeleteMy favorite block always seems to be the last one I made. Then I see a new design, and it becomes my favorite.
ReplyDeleteI love the wonky log cabin
ReplyDeleteI love Dresden Plates - probably because they use piecing and applique!
ReplyDeleteI am very fond of the Irish Chain. Your block has lots of potential. And as usual I am very excited for the new patterns tocome out.
ReplyDeleteGreat Block Betsy!
ReplyDeleteI am very fond of the Irish Chain. Your block has lots of potential. And as usual I am very excited for the new patterns tocome out.
ReplyDeleteOh wow! The quilt you showcased are awesome! I'm old fashioned as I tend to love the log cabin and flying geese. However, I've been loving the twists on these old blocks lately.
ReplyDeleteMy favorite quilt block has to be any kind of star.
ReplyDeleteI really like the retro flower block from The Sometimes Quilter's pattern. In my opinion, it's the perfect mix of modern and traditional aesthetics. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteMy favorite block... well for right now anyway:) is the twister block:)I love your block....the first pic would make for an awesome back also!
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What a FUN block!! I love use of it in the first setting ... and the one set on point, too! GREAT job! One of the things I like most about quilting...and that has held my ADD interest for so long is the *variety*. There are so many techniques and so many blocks -- it's impossible to get bored!! I love church dash blocks and the variations of them, though, probably the most! :)
ReplyDeleteWhat a great Block! It would make a great border treatment as well. Thanks for your inspiration, Judy R from Buffalo
ReplyDeleteNeat block and so many possibilities. I really love the Dresden Plate. Thanks for the chance to win a copy.
ReplyDeleteMy favorite block? Always any star block ~ wonky or not, modern or traditional!
ReplyDeleteReally love the bright reddish orange Boho quilt ~ so pretty.
Thanks for the giveaway!
I'm not trying to curry favor, but these days my favorite blocks is Flying Geese.
ReplyDeleteI don't know if I have a favorite genre of block, when I see something I like, I don't care if its modern or traditional. I do prefer pieced blocks, so I love your block.
ReplyDeleteI like Log Cabin :)
ReplyDeleteFirst I say Wow to your block, so many ways to use it, inspiration is flowing. So I am very interested in making quilts with semi traditional blocks and making a modern quilt. Thanks for getting a block in QM 100.
ReplyDeleteFirst, I love your block. It has many, many, many possibilities. My favorite block is Double Wedding Ring. An 89 year old friend, now 90, pieced one for me in red, white, and blue. I had a professional quilter quilt it and they each did amazing jobs. Now, I have to bind it.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the generous giveaway. I visit your blog from time to time. Congrats on being selected for the magazine and even more for making the cover. You're a cover girl!
My favorite blocks are anything traditional piecing... but I am quickly learning/seeing that with a minor little repositioning of a detail I the block I can turn it from traditional to modern. I plan to try this with a log cabin block in the coming week. Thanks for the opportunity to win.
ReplyDeleteHi Elizabeth, thrilled to see that you from the Tampa Modern Quilt Guild was listed first on Tuesday! Yeah. I like all types of star blocks.
ReplyDeleteI just love the designs of you quilts. Thank you for sharing your talent and inspiration with us.
ReplyDeleteI love the traditional with something new added to make it exciting. I also love working with foundation pieced blocks.
ReplyDeleteI am leaning towards traditional designs with fresh, lighter fabrics these days.
ReplyDeleteI've always like the churn dash block for some reason. Love your block and congrats. Thanks.
ReplyDeleteI love appliqued baskets.
ReplyDeleteWow, I love your block! That first quilt option is very cool! I'll have to give it a go! Usually I'm into traditional blocks with modern fabric BUT lately I've been into modern blocks or paper piecing :)
ReplyDeleteI am a big fan of stars, and recently the wonky star.
ReplyDeleteI love your block design! I am liking more of the modern designs and bright colors!
ReplyDeleteI like the lowly 9 patch and flying geese blocks. Therefore, I love yours!
ReplyDeleteI like about all traditional patterns, but the one that really stands out for me is your "Hip to be Square" that I used in the quilt I made while on the 2011 Quiltmaker Scrap Squad. It is my favorite quilt that I have made over the past 20 years.
ReplyDeleteI've always been partial to the Shoo-fly block[ it looks good with vintage or modern fabrics, and with bright or subdued color palettes.
ReplyDeleteMy all time favorite, so far in this quilty journey, is the simple 9 patch. THanks for the chance to win.
ReplyDeleteI love the big blocks, the ones that are made up of a bunch of smaller components.. like the swoon block. The bigger the better!
ReplyDeleteElizabeth,
ReplyDeleteSeu trabalho é lindo!Amo tudo que você faz!!visito-a diariamente desde que conheci seu trabalho atraves da publicaçao dos 12 trabalhos de natal.Meu bloco favorito é o cabana de toras...Gostaria de participar de seu concurso,por favor!!!Felicidades
My favorite quilt block is the Bow Tie. It can be so versatile in either modern or traditional fabrics. Thanks for sharing a copy of 100 Blocks.
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ReplyDeleteSeu trabalho é lindo!Amo tudo que você faz!!visito-a diariamente desde que conheci seu trabalho atraves da publicaçao dos 12 trabalhos de natal.Meu bloco favorito é o cabana de toras...Gostaria de participar de seu concurso,por favor!!!Felicidades
I love wonky star blocks!
ReplyDeleteI've been experimenting lately with traditional designs but using fresh new colors and patterns in the modern quilt style!
ReplyDeleteI'm really getting into the modern quilt blocks. I did quite a bit of Seminole patchwork years ago and it reminds me of that, but on a much larger scale, very geometric. Thanks for the chance to win the magazine!
ReplyDeleteFun block. I like the tribal feel of the 3rd to last one and also like when the blocks are set on point.
ReplyDeleteI saw a block this morning called Apple Tree, I really liked that one!
ReplyDeleteI like to play with hexies :-) Like your block!
ReplyDeleteMy favorites are traditional blocks, especially
ReplyDeletefeathered stars.
blocks where points don't have to match are some of my favorites!!
ReplyDeleteGreat block! I love tesselating blocks, but my all-time favorite is the Ohio Start.
ReplyDeleteHello! So much fun to visit other designers in the issue. I love the way your block can be used to make so many different looks. Have a super day!
ReplyDeleteI never remember the names of blocks, but I can tell you I love Star blocks....as kinds.
ReplyDeleteYour block is really neat. I love making flying geese & the idea of using stripes between the geese is wonderful.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the chance to win a copy of "Quiltmaker's 100 Blocks, Vol 7"
My favorite block is the Nine patch and it's many variations. Congrats on your lovely block in the magazine and on the cover!
ReplyDeleteWho knew the simple flying goose could look so sensational???
ReplyDeleteIt's really hard to pick one favorite. I really like Flying Geese a lot, so that's one of my favorites.
ReplyDeleteMy favorite block and the one I go to often is the Ohio star. Your Divided Flock block will also come in handy. I'm sure I will be using it.
ReplyDeleteMy favorite quilt block is a pinwheel. It is the first block I learned and it is the first block where all my points matched wonderfully and perfect in the center. I love the block you have in the magazine, it is so modern looking. Congratulations on being chosen.
ReplyDeleteI really like wonky stars!
ReplyDeleteI like the traditional blocks. Thanks for the chance to win.
ReplyDeleteI tend to be very traditional. I like stars and pinwheels. Love so many block ideas in one book!
ReplyDeleteI'm big on modern -- it just fits me better. I love what you've done with the triangles -- looks like rickrack. I don't have a favorite block, but your use of this one sure is winning me over.
ReplyDeleteModern, traditional, wonky, art, I love it all! Congrats on the Block!
ReplyDeleteI am a new quilter and not sure if I have a favorite block yet. I am really drawn to star blocks. I was recently saw a quilt on a wall in a quilt shop called Carpenters Star and thought it was just beautiful. Thank you!
ReplyDeleteanglanouette(at)gmail(dot)com
Traditional blocks have always been my favorite, but I can see myself making a modern quilt for my daughter!!
ReplyDeleteLove your block - thanks for sharing the different settings. My favorite block is the log cabin which can be traditional or modern. Thanks.
ReplyDeleteMy favorite block is Jacob's Ladder because it's so easy and versatile. I also like basket blocks.
ReplyDeleteI'm so new to quilting that I don't have a favorite yet! I love this block, though... especially as I have such a hard time matching up points!
ReplyDeleteI love the idea and whimsy of this block. Thanks for your contribution to a great issue. Hope I Win a Copy this week.
ReplyDeleteCongrats on the cover of the magazine and I love your work.
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Lately I have been pretty obsessed with wonky blocks. String, log cabin, star, really anything as long as it is improved!
ReplyDeleteThis is a really versatile block. I can also see it used as a border block.
ReplyDeleteI love star blocks. Particularly the simple star. so pretty and easy.
ReplyDeleteI am a lover of the flying geese block and you have done great things with it. I can hardly wait to make this block and add it to my collection of wonderful blocks to build on.
ReplyDeleteI know it sounds silly but my favorite block would be the half-square triangle. It's so versatile and it's usually part of every bigger block, and there are a ton of ways to make them.
ReplyDeleteI love the log cabin block and what you can do with it in a quilt.
ReplyDeleteAm learning to appreciate flying geese blocks.
ReplyDeleteI can never pick just one thing, and today I love Divided Flock. But I love basket blocks and the log cabin block. Love churn dash and just about every star block. See what I mean?
ReplyDeleteI love traditional blocks, right now I am working on a floral log cabin.
ReplyDeleteCool, cool block! The different settings are all fabulous....not sure which one I like best!
ReplyDeleteTough to pick a favorite block... I've always loved the Sawtooth Star. It's been my go-to for years. Thanks for the chance!
ReplyDeleteI really like most all traditional blocks but my favorite of them is the churn dash block.
ReplyDeleteI love the details of your instructions. Thanks so much.
ReplyDeleteI really like your block, especially with the black background with the 2 rows of your blocks. I think they would make wonderful borders too. I usually like traditional blocks but have been looking more and more at the modern blocks. I am liking them more now.
ReplyDeleteThat is a super cool block. I'm kind of on an x and + kick right now.
ReplyDeletebrookeali(at)Hotmail.com
I am somewhat stuck on the dresden blocks right now, I have seen so many new patterns on all these blogs that I know I will find a new favoriye.
ReplyDeleteThanks!
I really like the variety of settings that can be used with your block. My favorite block is Bonnie Hunter's short trip.
ReplyDeleteI don't think I have a favourite...I like traditional better than ultra-modern.
ReplyDeleteVery cute block. My favorite quilt block is modern applique that tells a story.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the chance to win. My favorite quilt blocks are the ones I can make from scraps!
ReplyDeleteI'm definitely adding this block to my border or backing splash ideas. I love it! Thanks for the opportunity to win.
ReplyDeleteI love this block! Looks like it's very variable and can make lots of totally different kind of quilts! I have made so few quilts that can't say any favourite but I like to make blocks with triangles. Thank you for a lovely give away!
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Hi, Elizabeth--flying geese is one of my favorite designs, and you've come up with a really fun and fresh way to use those geese! I love to stockpile units such as geese, 9 patch, hst, qst, ready and waiting to jump into blocks for quick scrappy quilts.
ReplyDeleteI tend to love any kind of a star block. Thanks for all the suggestions of how to use your block, it looks like fun!
ReplyDeleteI am a sucker for flying geese. I have only tackled them ina straight line so far I am hoping to have them meandering soon :-)
ReplyDeleteI am a sucker for flying geese. I have only tackled them ina straight line so far I am hoping to have them meandering soon :-)
ReplyDeletelove flying geese and have collected a number of great patterns to work on. love your two bands of divided flock on black quilt! would love to win a copy of 100 blox with your block pattern.
ReplyDeleteLove blocks with stars! I've made several items using the Hunter's Star pattern. Thanks for the giveaways.
ReplyDeletePretty block! I love most star blocks. Those are my favorites.
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