Quiltmaker's 100 Blocks Volume 6 comes out 13 November, and I have a block in it on page 58. I thought you might like to see it.
My block, Indian Cabins, is part of my Alberta Series of ninepatch pinwheel blocks, all of which are named after towns in Alberta.
I enjoy designing blocks, but I never know if a new one is any good until I've played with it a bit to see what it can do.
So I'm going to play with this block.
What if I simply repeat the Indian Cabins block?
The blocks join up and create a secondary pattern, a swirling background for the black pinwheels.
What if I combine Indian Cabins with its mirror image?
I get a very different background design for the pinwheels, one that has a variety of shapes and sizes.
What if I try offsetting the Indian Cabins block?
The blocks look like they are on point. This arrangement gives me a chance to do something a little different in the corners.
What if I offset the blocks even more?
The blocks connect differently this time and provide lots of space for fancy quilting.
Every block has the potential to be many different things. I never assume that a block can only be used one way. I hope you don't either.
What are your impressions of the blog tour? Leave a comment below and on 10 November your name will be entered into a draw to win a free copy of Quiltmaker's 100 Blocks magazine.
To see what other designers who have blocks in the magazine have to offer go to
Quilty Pleasures.
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Love the one with corners!
ReplyDeleteAlso love the line ...
"Every block has the potential to be many different things."
Judy B
I like the ideas!
ReplyDeleteWhat a versatile block.
ReplyDeleteDuring blog tour I can see many different block, settings, whole quilts, which is not in the magazine. Good addition for us. Thank you.
ReplyDeleteDesigning quilts is easy???? I complained about the price of quilt patterns until I started desgining my son's college graduation quilt myself--what a mess I've created! I've certainly changed my mind. The Designers deserve every penny they get!
ReplyDeleteThe blogs are all so different! I guess like the quilters themselves!
Wow! Truely amazing how one block can have such different end results and all very effective.
ReplyDeleteI'm thoroughly enjoying finding new and wonderful designers.
Love this block - so many different potential patterns with it. This blog tour has taken me to many many blogs I've never seen before.
ReplyDeleteVery impressive!! Definitely a page to bookmark for a closer look later, when I have time to play with some fabric!! I love blog tours, esp. the 100 Blocks Blog Tour. It gives me the opportunity to visit new sites and expand my horizons!!
ReplyDeleteI enjoyed seeing so many amazing blocks :)
ReplyDeleteI've always enjoyed the blog tour for the blocks - always nice to see what other quilters are up to.
ReplyDeleteYour block is so neat - I love the many ways it can be used!
Love the block tour and the opportunity to preview the blocks from the magazine and to discover new blogs. I love how your block looks so different in the varied settings!
ReplyDeleteI have visited your blog a couple of times. I love what you do with the "what if...". And taking a basic block and just tweaking it a little creates so many interesting possiblities. Thanks for the new way of looking at things. Joanne
ReplyDeleteGreat block and so many possibilities! Love it! The tour is great and I enjoy to discover the designers of the blocks.
ReplyDeleteThe impression I'm getting is of generous people who are so ready to share and encourage others
ReplyDeleteOk, I am in love....so many way cool options - I have to bookmark your blog - feeling the love!
ReplyDeleteI love the MOTION in your quilt block. I love seeing all of the different colorways and setting options for the blocks on the tour....lots of fun and motivational!
ReplyDeletesao in Midlothian, VA
Love your block - thanks for sharing so many different ways to use it. Really enjoying the blog tour - learning about what inspires folks to design their blocks. Thanks for the chance to win.
ReplyDeleteIt is amazing how much potential is contained in one quilt block. Your post illustrates this perfectly! I especially love the layout with the mirror images. You could do some amazing quilting in the double bar regions. Thanks for the inspiring post and for the chance to win!
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for sharing the setting options. As a fairly new quilter, I find myself often just doing straight settings. You give me the inspiration to push my envelope.
ReplyDeleteWhat a fantastic block! Love all the different layout possibilities!
ReplyDeleteYou are amazing. I'm learning so much from you.
ReplyDeleteСупер! Я люблю играть с блоками в своих работах!
ReplyDeleteThis block is really a great block! And the ways you have played with it just makes all kinds of different quilts from almost the same blocks! Great blog! I have sen so many different blocks and gotten new bloggers to go to. I'm a new follower of you now!
ReplyDeletehulseybg@gmail.com
Great block!! So versatile!
ReplyDeleteI'm really loving this blog tour - I'm finding lots of new (to me) blogs!
I love everything about the Blog Tour...so much inspiration! I love the versatility of your block....so much interest! Thanks for a chance at the give-away!
ReplyDeletemgw070 at shaw dot ca
Oh my goodness! I'm loving the inspirations you provided for this block! It is gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteMy impressions are that a simple block can be gorgeous put together with either same block, another block, or a simple square piece of fabric. Many posts showed this; but, yours really impressed me on this. I just need to experiment!
Pretty Cool!! Love the way you played with the design! Interesting!!
ReplyDeleteSome are nice. Some not so much. But I'm enjoying all the new faces.
ReplyDeleteI absolutely love your different layouts. I am going to keep this site bookmarked!
ReplyDeleteSo many options!! And all give such different look! Thanks for the chance to win.
ReplyDeleteI have enjoyed seeing the versatility in many of the designs. Some are just cute, but not something I would make. But others - oh my poorer wallet!!!
ReplyDeleteOh I like this block and what you did with it! Congrats and thanks for the chance to win.
ReplyDeletemhinders@myclearwave.net
I love the blog tour because it gives the designers a chance to show the versatility of their block. many show in different settings or colors. I do think your block wins for variety of options. Thought provoking.
ReplyDeleteLove the color combinations you used! Congrats on a great block!!!!!! I love the additional layouts you showed us, especially the last layout! Wonderful! I had no idea one block could show so much movement :)
ReplyDeleteAwesome block! I love all the different secondary patterns.
ReplyDeleteThe blog tour is fun because it exposes one to designers one may not have seen before.
what a stunning block, love the different settings. Having a great time on the tour, meeting lots of great artists/designers and learnig lots/
ReplyDeleteWow! that is an awesome block. I might have to give this one a try. I love these magazines. I am impressed by all the creative blocks people come up with.
ReplyDeleteWOW. I love all the possibilities of just one block. All the designers on this blog tour are wonderful, so much talent.
ReplyDeleteI like the first idea the best. I have liked the idea of creating a block that has a secondary design to it. Your color combinations are very striking to this block design and that is what makes the secondary design pop. Thank you for taking the time out to join in the Quiltmaker's 100 Blocks, Volume 6 and giving us all a chance to win this priceless magazine.
ReplyDeleteSandi T.
sandit1@sbcglobal.net
Such interesting geometry! The blog tour is mind-boggling in its diversity!
ReplyDeleteLove your block. Very Celtic looking.
ReplyDeleteTina
You have designed a very versatile block! I am in love with designs 3 and 4. I have really enjoyed the blog tour so far and have bookmarked many blogs to return to. Thank you for the opportunity to win the edition.
ReplyDeleteI like your Indian Cabins block. You are really an inspiration to us all to get our thinking caps on and try designing blocks.
ReplyDeleteJudy
Hello. It's great to meet you. I really enjoyed your post. All the different combinations you did with your block look like mazes to me. I'm just stopping by to say "hello". Don't include me in the giveaway, I'm on the tour too. Have a super day!
ReplyDeleteThe lines on your block create such a strong path --- I really enjoyed seeing some of the possibilities. Would be hard pressed to make a decision. Am trying to imagine what would happen if the colors changed --- all kinds of thoughts have been stimulated. I like getting some insight into the quilt designers that following this blog hop has allowed.
ReplyDeletequiltschon@att.net
So many possibilities with your block! I can't believe all the variations possible! Great block!!
ReplyDeleteI love every Blog Tour. There is such a variety of quilting perspectives. I always learn or re-learn something new. When I looked at your block, I re-learned how much I like the simple, uncomplicated palette.
ReplyDeleteI love your block. I always enjoy a block that can create a whole different quilt just by the layout. I am enjoying the hop, getting to meet some new designers. ANd such wonderful inspiration.
ReplyDeleteGreat block and wonderful to get a taste of the possibilities lurking!
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness! It is amazing how just changing the layout, changes up this quilt!! It is fabulous!!!!
ReplyDeleteWonderful block and lots of possibilities. I am enjoying the hop and seeing all of the blocks, fun to have so many to mix and match for all types of quilts and variations.
ReplyDeleteDebbie
I really enjoy the blog tour each time a new issue comes out. Your block is so much fun! I love the different settings! Great job!
ReplyDeleteAlways enjoy the blog tour.
ReplyDeleteWayne,
ReplyDeleteI am one of the other designers so don't include me in the drawing, BUT had to tell you how much I love all the options you give the quilters!! This is what makes quilting fun to me:)
Love it, love it, love it! The motion is amazing. Gotta make it.
ReplyDeleteI love all of the possibilities you can make from this block! Thanks sew much for this chance to win :-)
ReplyDeleteLove your block! The blog tour is great and inspires creativity.
ReplyDeleteI like this bloghop. So nice to see all sorts of blocks :)
ReplyDeleteGun, Sweden
gun@lapp.se
I love the Blog Tour - so much inspiration. Of course, it does kick up some jealousy too. LOL!
ReplyDeleteI have really enjoyed visiting all the designers on the Blog Tour. So much inspiration! Thanks for sharing your beautiful block.
ReplyDeleteThis is so much fun... love your block my Police officer daughter will love trying it... thanks.
ReplyDeleteOh my gosh, this is a wonderful block. Love how you can make it look so differnt in the quilt layouts. Congrats. I'm having a lot of fun in the hop and learning sew much.
ReplyDeleteLove the blog tour and your vision with your block design is absolutely stunning.
ReplyDeleteI love the blog tour--love all the inspiration, finding new-to-me designers, and learning from everyone participating.
ReplyDeleteGREAT block! Great movement!
ReplyDeleteI love this blog tour--getting introduced to so many new quilters!
I love the block, and the color way. There is always great inspiration on the tour.
ReplyDeleteWow... how a give-away brings all us out of hiding! I just love that block and the colors you used. Not sure I need another book but you can add my name to the list. Good job, Wayne.
ReplyDeleteThis is an exciting little block! I love the depth. Feels very Eastern Indian, to me. I'm learning so much on this blog tour, getting so many ideas and inspiration, getting new looks at old blocks, which is very stimluating.
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wrybbunz@gmail.com
Your block is great, but even better are the clever ways you arranged it. I liked the next to last one, not quite sure how to refer to it lol. it has the trails coming off the pinwheels on point. The blog tours are always fun. I meet so many new creative people...It is cheerful to know we are not alone :)
ReplyDeletevickie.van@hotmail.com
this block has so much flow to it - thanks for sharing so many alternative settings!!!
ReplyDeleteI love the block! Your possibilities are great. I enjoy meeting new designers and seeing all of the ways you can use each block.
ReplyDeleteThe blog tour is great for seeing the quilter's variations. Love this block! Tamsyn
ReplyDeleteWow! What an awesome block Wayne! I really love all the variations using this one block. I don't see even one that I don't like. Great block!
ReplyDeleteI really love the blog tour because I am finding new blogs/people I've not visited in the past and on most of the stops so far, they've given new ideas to use their block or a tutorial to create it. Great info that will help in stitching any of the blocks when I get the magazine myself.
vburr at charter dot net
Cool settings--I can't decide which one I like best! I love doing the blog tour and finding new sites to visit.
ReplyDeleteI love this blog tour. It's a great way to be introduced to a lot of terrific bloggers and to see so many great patterns.
ReplyDeleteLoving this wonderful blog tour! Love your block! Congrats on getting your block in the magazine!
ReplyDeleteWow. What an incredible block. This hits my sweet spot big time. MUST try it. Thanks SO much for sharing it. And, by the way, this is why I love the blog tour each time it comes around. If I can make ONE discovery like your block, it's more than worth it.
ReplyDeleteIndian Cabins looks super any way you arrange it. My impressions of the blog tour are that there are way too many blocks I want to make, some wonderful blogs I would love to read, and some very nice designers. Thanks.
ReplyDeleteWonderful block! I'd love to have enough courage to make a nice quilt like that!
ReplyDeleteI am a brand new quilter so this is the first time I have done the Quiltmakers blog tour. I am amazed and overwhelmed at the same time...I have so much to learn and so many new blocks I want to try. Congratulations on having your block published.
ReplyDeleteYour block is fantastic. There is wonderful movement and endless setting possibilities. I love the blog tour because I am introduced to so many new ideas and sites. I get re-energized and motivated to try new things.
ReplyDeletesue @ adsfwordpro . com
I love doing the blog tour. I enjoyed seeing the different ways you have put your block into quilts.
ReplyDeleteI love the blog tour because I get to 'meet' so many designers. I'm always fascinated at how a typical block can become something else.
ReplyDeleteI love your block and all the different variations. I enjoy the bog tour because it is great to see all the new blocks that people have designed.
ReplyDeleteThe blog tour gives me a very good idea of what is in the book before i buy it which I like. I like your block also. Thanks for the giveaway. Vivian
ReplyDeleteI love the blog tour because of all the new block designers that take part, like you. THere is so much quilty inspiration and energy along the blog hop.
ReplyDeleteI like the last arrangement. I'm taking a Free Motion Quilting class and those spaces provide a great background for some of the designs I've learned.
ReplyDeleteThe blog tour is making me impatient for retirement (2 yrs). So many great ideas but not much extra time. Someday.......
ReplyDeleteI love the layout of Indian Cabins with the alternating brown and cream rows in the corners!! Wow, what a great design. I also love the strong contrast of the colors. very rich anc comforting.
ReplyDeleteWow! That is one dynamic block. I love seeing all the creative talent on the blog tour.
ReplyDeleteI love the blog tour because it introduces me to designers that I am not aware of. I love the possibilities with your block.
ReplyDeleteI really enjoy this block tour....so may ideas. I must admit your block is fantastic and so full of action. Excellent job!
ReplyDeleteVery neat block, love the strong contrast of colors. Not too complicated either. Thanks for the chance!
ReplyDeleteLove your amazing block and the colors you used for it :)
ReplyDeleteI love the block, and the colors are wonderful. I love pinwheel type of blocks, they have so much motion to them in quilts. I love the way you show different ways to use it. The blog tour is great, you get to see new blogs you may not have seen before and get to know designers a little bit more too, and the ideas are so wonderful. Congrats on being chosen to be in the magazine.
ReplyDeleteI really love this blog tour. It gives me opportunities to see blogs that I have never been to before. I love your block
ReplyDeleteEnjoying the block tour very much. Happy that it took me to your site. A new follower as of today. You have a unique point of view and I can't wait to see more. Thanks for the chance to win.
ReplyDeleteI really like your block and am enjoying the blog tour. Congratulations on getting your block in the magazine and thanks for the opportunities to win giveaways.
ReplyDeleteI really like your variations of what to do with the block. It really helps to see it first online, then I can go from there. Just changing the colors is enough for me sometimes.
ReplyDeleteI'm really enjoying the blog tour. I wasn't so sure I liked your block until I saw all the imaginative ways you used it in quilt arrangements. Especially like the one with trailing lines going in spirals around the quilt.
ReplyDeleteYour block for Vol. 6 is really nice! I'm looking forward to making a quilt from it! Thanks for the blog.
ReplyDeleteI love the blog tour. So many of the designer's are new to me and are showing how their designs evolved or how with little changes, a whole new look appears. The blog tour, like the magazine is a wonderful source of inspiration.
ReplyDeleteI think the blog tour was a fantastic idea. I made me decide to get the book.
ReplyDeleteI'm really enjoying the blog tour. I'm just a little concerned that I might spend too much time in the future cruising blogs. I really like the variations with your block.
ReplyDeleteAll I can say is "WOW!" you see things in a different way and I love it!!!
ReplyDeleteI enjoy the tour because I get to see what new designers are coming up with!
I must say that I am learning so much by taking this blog tour. I am new to quilting and am just amazed with so much creativity that I'm seeing. Indian Cabins is a very sweet little block and the many different variations that you have shown us are beautiful. Thanks for a chance to win.
ReplyDeleteLove your Indian Cabins block. So much movement. Thank you for including all the different settings. I can definitely see making a quilt with this block.
ReplyDeleteI love mazes and this reminds me of them. Great pattern
ReplyDeleteWOW, a manly block for sure. I enjoy getting to know the designer behind the block.
ReplyDeleteWhat a fun block to play with. I love seeing all the different ways you set the block. That is what I like about the blog hop, seeing how the designers show off there block.
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness, what a lovely, versatile block! I love it!!! All the variations you have shown with the layout has me wanting to make a zillion of these blocks and play with the layout myself :) Congratulations on getting your block published in the book and thank you for the opportunity to win!
ReplyDeleteI love the blog tour. It has introduced me to many designers I have not heard of or visited their blog. I love your block. I have recently discovered your site and enjoy the way you change up the blocks. Thanks for the great ideas.
ReplyDeleteI like the first offset layout. It's very intriguing.
ReplyDeleteOh, the possibilities! I love pinwheels and really like your block.
ReplyDeleteI always enjoy the blog tour. It's awesome to "meet" the designers and learn the process behind their block. I'll be sticking around to check out the rest of the blocks in your series. Absolutely adore the movement in your block! Congrats on being in the 100!
ReplyDeleteThis block is amazing....plan on doing a quilt for my son with this pattern...thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteWhat an incredible block - so much movement! Thanks for all of the layout ideas. This blog tour has been great for learning about so many designers I didn't know about before!
ReplyDeleteMy impression has been good till I got to your blog and your block. WOW, pretty awesome! Like REALLY AWESOME!
ReplyDeletelisamcgriff(at)hotmail(dot)com
I really love this block. It is fantastic how it looks in the different settings. This is one I will be using for sure.
ReplyDeletepaweis at yahoo dot com
Love the Indian Cabins block, lined up and offset!Judy
ReplyDeletejaalex@charter.net
Congratulations on a great block! I love the off set design and adore the pinwheels! This blog hop is my favorite - filled with so many great designers!
ReplyDeleteYour Indian Cabin block is great! I also really liked the other things posted on your blog - very creative.
ReplyDeletelove the tour and seeing the different block up close and in a quilt!
ReplyDeleteYour block is amazing and I really loved all of the different ideas you showed for using the block. So versatile!
ReplyDeleteI really like your block and the tour is lots of fun checking out everyone's work. Thanks for the chance to win & Congrats on being published! :)
ReplyDeleteI am enjoying seeing all the great blogs and blocks. I love your block and all the great settings given. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteThe Blog Tour is so much fun. I love seeing everyone's patterns and color choices for their blocks. Your block is amazing!
ReplyDeletewlinda_ca(at)yahoo.com
I have so much fun reading your blog posts. I love all the "what if" scenarios that you post. Thanks for all the entertainment, and for making me think about quilting in a different way.
ReplyDeleteI love how you played with your Indian Cabins Alberta block - especially the last quilt is stunning! Thank you!
ReplyDeleteI really enjoy the tour. It's fun to see all the different varieties of talent and vision out there.
ReplyDeleteMy impression, so far, is that the designers are all very creative and inspiring, just as in the past. I do appreciate it when you allshow possible variations for you blocks. Yours (love it on it's own) reminds me of an app my sister showed me on her iPad, iOrnament, with all the variations for positioning a design--fascinating.
ReplyDeleteLove the tour! It is so inspiring and lots of fun. Thanks for showing the different variations of your block, enjoyed it!
ReplyDeleteThis is a great and magical block! It changes so wonderfully in all your examples!
ReplyDeleteThe blog tour is fun - a lot of creativity to soak in! Love your block and all the variations!
ReplyDeletelove the tour, really like all the different ways you show the blocks in quilt settings thanks
ReplyDeleteI'd say my favorite thing about the tour is finding all these fabulous blogs I didn't no about! pbstrand@msn.com
ReplyDeleteWayne, I love the versatility of your block -- it's really quite stunning. I'm really enjoying seeing all the fun different creations! :)
ReplyDeleteThanks for a chance to win. I off the check out more on your blog. From fellow Albertan.
ReplyDeleteWhat I love about the tour is the many new designers I have become familiar with. I love the many different settings you gave your block.
ReplyDeleteI love the blog tour since it introduces me to new designers! I haven't seen your work before, but am glad I have seen it now!
ReplyDeleteSandy A
I LOVE your block - love all the different secondary patterns it forms in all the different layouts. The tour is fun to see all the different blocks and fabrics chosen. Thanks for the giveaway!
ReplyDeleteI am enjoying getting a front row seat for the reveal of the new magazine! Love the many ways to work your block for so many different effects!
ReplyDeleteI am so enjoying this tour. Today being day 3, I'm almost to the halfway mark. Love your block and the different ways you set in quilts.
ReplyDeleteenjoying the tour and all the blocks-Love yours and all the settig designs
ReplyDeleteLove this block, there is a lot you can do with it. Loving the blog tour too.
ReplyDeleteyour block is fantastic. i love how different variations give different feels of motion.
ReplyDeleteim loving the blog tour. im really getting inspired to do different types of blocks. thanks
What a wonderful block and I love the variations. Thanks for the giveaway.
ReplyDeleteI like to do the blog tour because I get so much inspiration from all the designers. But I wish it was longer - I am having a hard time getting to all the blogs each day!
ReplyDeleteLove your block. It is limitless.
ReplyDeleteI love the tour! I love seeing so many different and all talented artists! It is giving me so many ideas of things i want to try!
ReplyDeleteNyRoraback@aol.com
I find blog tours very inspirational :) and I generally learn a few new things !! always good to do that.
ReplyDeleteMeant to add how very nice it is to see a guy !! I find male quilters always have a bit of a different out look, very refreshing.
ReplyDeleteLove the tour and love your block.
ReplyDeleteThe tour away inpire me with new idea. And it just fun to visit all the blogs. Thanks you for sharing.
ReplyDeleteCeedee F.
the blog tour for 100 blocks is always inspiring, interesting and informative!
ReplyDeleteThis blog tour is great--I look forward to it all day while at work....running to the computer when I get home so I can enjoy all the inspiration!! Your block is terrific--and your presentation of all the variety that comes with just one block is fabulous!!
ReplyDeletemhardey(at)ymail(dot)com
I'm enjoying the blog tour very much. Thank you for showing a variety of options with your block. From now on I will be able to more creatively see any block's potential. soparkaveataoldotcom
ReplyDeleteI like how your block swirls!!! I'm enjoying the Blog hop as I've found some new Blogs and designers. Thanks for a chance to win.
ReplyDeletesandi1100@yahoo.com
I love the movement with your block and the possible layouts!! Thank you
ReplyDeleteI am enjoying the blog tours. Every blog has been so different but yet it has been interesting. Your block is so different in every quilt. It is just surprising what can happen with a few changes.
ReplyDeleteThis blog tour has been a real eye opener to how your folks design a block and turn it into so many different quilts. swalker287 (at) gmail (dot) com.
ReplyDeleteLearning alot on the blog tour thanks for the chaance to win
ReplyDeleteI am really enjoying the blog tours and discovering new artist such as you. Your layouts are fasinating.
ReplyDeleteI love this blog tour especially! Always good to get a preview of the mag before it hits the shops.
ReplyDeleteI love following the blog tour. The creativity of the designers is amazing.
ReplyDeleteI love the blOck by itself, but I really admire the one-block design and the completely offset one. The warm browns and golds are nice too.
ReplyDeleteI'm enjoying the blocks and the variety, and having lots of fun. Not disappointing at all-plenty of my style blocks!
Congrats and thanks.
I always enjoy the preview of the blocks and sometimes seeing it used in a quilt. It's a great way to find new blogs too. I like to see the different layouts that you presented for your block.
ReplyDeleteThe blog tour offers a chance to not only check out the New quilt block collection but also other things the designers have done.
ReplyDeleteI like the blog, it's always good to get a preview of a magazine before deciding to buy, and the giveaways are always fun to join in too :)
ReplyDeleteI love your block and it's amazing to see all the different layouts. I'm enjoying the blog hop, seeing all the beautiful and inspiring blocks. Thank you for your giveaway.
ReplyDeletemissmoozie(at)gmail(dot)com
Thank you for showing all the different ways to set your blocks. I never thought of doing "mirror image", it's gorgeous. The repeating and offsetting of the blocks reminds me of the mazes that you drop a marble on top and it drops and winds it's way down. I love this blog tour as I always see new ideas and discover new blogs to follow, like your's, hehe.
ReplyDeleteThank you for your giveaway and a chance to win.
usairdoll(at)gmail(dot)com
I really like the blog tour. I always discover new designers and it is fun to see block options and learn what the designers envisioned. Yours is a perfect example.
ReplyDeleteWow, I can't decide which layout, for your wonderful block, I like the most.
ReplyDeleteI enjoy the blog tour and seeing all the new blogs of the designers. Congrats on your block in the issue! Love the quilt options you showed here, too. :)
ReplyDeleteNeat block.
ReplyDeleteI'm enjoying the blog tour, so many different styles makes me look at blocks I normally wouldn't see. I like your block, it is my favorite so far, I like how it goes together in so many different ways. Thanks.
ReplyDeleteI am loving this blog tour - and your blocks!
ReplyDeleteI love the blog tour. I really like your block. As you demonstrated, there are so many things that you can do with it and that's exactly what I love about the blog tour. SO many ideas!!! Thanks for the chance to win.
ReplyDeleteI love your block and the blog tour is great. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteThe different layouts of your block makes your block very cool!!! Definitely going to make this one!!! Thanks!
ReplyDeleteLove your block and it's so great to see so many blocks in one place, almost overwhelming!
ReplyDeleteWhat an unique block you have designed and after I see how you do it with the 9 patch grid I think I can make one. Congrats
ReplyDeleteLove the block tour! Lots of creative energy going on! I love the various settings for your block...now how does a quilter pick just one to make?!?
ReplyDeleteMy impressions of the block tour are how much fun it is to see all the designers blocks and all the variety. It is a very lot for me to try to do each day though, i wish it lasted longer and had fewer entries per day, but that is just me. and i love to go back and look over the blogs afterwards, fond memories. scarlette shobbs@scarlette.com
ReplyDeleteI love seeing all the new blocks on the tour. I especially enjoy discovering designers hitherto unknown to me, such as yourself! Thanks for all the ideas on varying layouts.
ReplyDeleteThe Blog Tour is lots of fun. SEW many ideas - Not enough time!! Lots of inspiration!! Thanks for the chance to win an issue.
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for the illustrations using your block. That is what I'm learning about quilting...don't be timid with moving away from a pattern. Love the colors you chose.
ReplyDeleteThanks for being in the blog hop.
Love all the different variations this block can make. There are probably a few more! Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeletewow, I really enjoyed seeing the variations on the block layouts...I've bookmarked your post!
ReplyDeleteI love your block and the variations.
ReplyDeleteI enjoy the blog tour-- so much fun to see that people have designed