this is the third hop that I've been on with Madame Samm and this one is being coordinated by the lovely Jane who was my swap mama in the wonky houses swap over at flickr so I feel like we're family now :) so thanks for another fun hop !
for this hop we're making either 10.5 or 12.5 inch blocks and of course they're red, white, and blue - there have been some wonderful blocks on show over the past 13 days and there's still a couple of days to go so if you haven't been following along you should check them out :) the only thing about being at the end of the hop is seeing all of the blocks that I could have done but didn't think about !!
anyway ... my blocks are 10.5 inch and I changed my mind quite a few times about what I wanted to do!
so I decided to do a small quilt just with a churn dash block and cut up the red and blue polka dot then thought it might just be a bit too much with just this block so I had to come up with some other ideas with the already cut fabric !
so I've ended up with four blocks - a pinwheel, a sawtooth star, and two churn dash blocks - I'm going to make a little wallhanging with the pinwheel, sawtooth, and a churn dash and I think the other churn dash will become a cushion!
I'm looking forward to doing some first time free motion quilting on the wall hanging - maybe some pebbles or loops to soften those lines :)
thanks for dropping by on this Bastille Day - I know the French will be celebrating with red, white, and blue today too !
and don't forget to take a peak at the other hoppers joining in today :)
Beautiful. I love fabric and the blocks!
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ReplyDeleteI think Churn Dash with this color combo too. And of course the pinwheel is a must. Thank you for sharing your blocks with us today.
ReplyDeleteI love your blocks. So crisp and cheery. Thank you for hopping!
ReplyDeleteYou dotty girl!! Very cute !
ReplyDeleteWhat lovely blocks, I love the dotty fabrics
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ReplyDeleteI love the boldness and sharp contrast of the blocks. They come together so nicely for the wallhanging. Thank you for sharing you great blocks..Hop on!
ReplyDeleteOooh they are very nice and will make a fabulous wall hanging. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteVery cute. Happy Bastille Day.
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Your blocks are lovely! They will make a beautiful wall hanging. Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteI love spots and the blocks - the square is great - the red & blue are great. Thank you for making a fellow Aussie proud, and Happy Bastille Day. (Just become a follower.) Cheers, Susan.
ReplyDeleteGood Morning....ohh my what lovely blocks..sew lovely, I do believe you may be ...oh check with sewwequilt.com ....wink...
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I think your wall hanging is very effective. Can't wait to see it quilted.
ReplyDeleteTerrific blocks and great wall hanging.
ReplyDeleteI love the crisp white polka dots on a blue and red background, so fresh looking!! Thanks for sharing!!
ReplyDeleteHuggs, Nancy
I like that you kept the blocks in the same fabric. This will be a wonderful runner. Judy C
ReplyDeleteGreat traditional blocks in perfect colors and fabrics ,love them!
ReplyDeleteVery pretty! Love the photos of the pups too!
ReplyDeleteVery nice. I like the dots with the traditional blocks and traditional summer colors. Very pretty.
ReplyDeleteLovely. I like how they all cordinate.
ReplyDeleteooohhh ... i love your polka dot blocks : ) churn dash. stars. and homemade cupcakes?...for energy : ) i am inspired. thank you for sharing with us.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing your lovely blocks. I love the polka dot fabric. They really make a nice wall hanging.
ReplyDeleteLove your traditional blocks! It would also be a great runner! How about loops and stars - free motion! Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteLove, love, love your polkadots! What a fun collection of blocks and thank you so much for sharing them!! :) Have a super, super day!
ReplyDeleteThe dot fabric really makes your blocks look cheerful! They will look great finished as a little quilt and cushion!
ReplyDeleteI love the stark contrast between the red and blue set against the white background--your blocks are real eye poppers!
ReplyDeleteVery lovely blocks! I liked them :)
ReplyDeleteLove the dots!
ReplyDeleteLove your polka dots. My favorite block is the wonky one. Thanks for hopping.
ReplyDeleteLove your polka dots and the wall hanging is very pretty.
ReplyDeleteI absolutely love polka dots and think they were perfect for this hop! And made into a wallhanging - perfect. blessings, marlene
ReplyDeleteLovely, lovely blocks. Those are some of my favorites. I'm a new follower. Please stop by my place too, and follow, when you have time. We can visit back and forth. Sew much to sew and sew little time....
ReplyDeleteLove your blocks and fabrics,nicest.The wallhanging is just beautiful!!
ReplyDeleteOOh I just love the fabrics you've used. Your blocks really are stunning with the dots. Beautiful job. Thank you for showing us.
ReplyDeleteLove your blocks and love the dot fabric. I'm glad all your blocks worked out in the end. That happens sometimes, start one way and end up somewhere else. hehe. All turned out great and thanks for sharing with us.
ReplyDeleteI do love some dots! Wonderful blocks!
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Loved your blocks!!
ReplyDeleteHi, Happy Hop day, Sorry I am late! We were gone all day, but look what I got to see when I came home! I love your blocks! They are perfect!! and dots, I am a lover of dots! Super job Leanne, thanks for playing!
ReplyDeleteWonderful polka dot blocks!
ReplyDeleteGlad you could hop along with us!
You have my heart when you say traditional...I love the traditional blocks and your wall hanging/table runner is perfect!! I like the white background!!
ReplyDeleteGmama Jane
Your wall hanging is lovely- I love the churn dash block and the star particularly.
ReplyDeleteThanks for participating in the blog hop- Enjoy the show.
Regards from Western Canada,
Anna
Love the traditional patterns you used, and the material! Very nice finishing thought for a wall hanging and a pillow! Thanks for being a block hop participant!
ReplyDeleteLove your traditional blocks! They look beautiful together - very festive. Thanks so much for sharing!
ReplyDeleteYou have inspired me to make a quilt in the material pattern you chose!
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