Hello everyone! This month I have participated in the Blog Hop QuiltBlockMania organized by Carolina Moore and that gives away a quilt block every month. 31 designers has participated and each one of us was in charge of designing a block under a specific theme. Each designer chooses the technique that suits him best: traditional piece, FPP, EPP, applique….
For this occasion I have chosen as a block a love postcard.
This month is the Romance theme and for this occasion I have chosen as a block a love postcard. It is a block made of rectangles, strips and HST’s. It is very simple to make and very easy to combine colors, since only 3 different are needed. Here you may find two versions i have made using different colourways.
You might make several blocks, combine them to make quilt or a table runner. The finished block is a 12 ”square.
This is the dark background version i have made.
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QUILTBLOCKMANIA JANUARY 21
Hello everyone!
This month I have participated in the Blog Hop QuiltBlockMania organized by Carolina Moore and that gives away a quilt block every month. 31 designers has participated and each one of us was in charge of designing a block under a specific theme. Each designer chooses the technique that suits him best: traditional piece, FPP, EPP, applique….
This month is the Romance theme and for this occasion I have chosen as a block a love postcard. It is a block made of rectangles, strips and HST’s. It is very simple to make and very easy to combine colors, since only 3 different are needed. Here you may find two versions i have made using different colourways.
You might make several blocks, combine them to make quilt or a table runner.
The finished block is a 12 ”square.
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FREE BLOCKS
Here you may find the other designer’s blocks with links to download them:
Chain of Hearts by Carolina Moore
Heart Postage Stamp by Slice of Pi Quilts
Special Delivery by Appliques Quilts and More
Intertwined by Devoted Quilter
Interlocking Heart Halves by Blockofthemodotcom
Romantic Patchwork Heart by Love to Color My World
Love Notes by Blue Heron Quilting
Woven Together at Patti’s Patchwork
LOVE ARROWS by Cotton Street Commons
refracted heart at Duck Creek Mountain Quilting
Puppy Love
Be Mine by Perkins Dry Goods
Love is family at Puppy Girl Designs
Love Owl-Ways by Studio R Quilts
Lacy Hearts by QuiltFabrication
Piece of My Heart by Orange Blossom QDS, LLC
Quilting by Candlelight by Snowy Days Quilting
Sunset Walk Block by Sara Flynn
Mini Log Cabin Heart by Katie Mae Quilts
Flowers and Candy by PhoebeMoon Designs
On Point Heart by Oh Kaye Quilting
Love My Gnome
Love Conquers All
Blue Bear Hug by Blue Bear Quilts
Love Me Knot by Pretty Piney Quilts
Pieceful Heart by Off the Wall Quilt
Rose Buds by Rona the Ribbiter
House of love
First Love by Sarah Marcina
Love postcard by Capaquilts
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