I have no finish to share, but I did start one of the two quilt tops I was hoping to get finished this week.
I'm making traditional rolling stone blocks. The dark background is a stretch for me. But I'm liking it!
The blocks are about 15". It's fun making bigger blocks! They go together pretty fast. I've got 3 of the 12 done. I'm still hoping to get the entire quilt top done this week....but we shall see! After all, it IS spring break. :)
How about you? Do you have a finish to share? If you do, please link up! Happy Friday to you!
very pretty. Will you use sashing to put together? I love the dots.
ReplyDeleteWhat beautiful colors! I love the polka dots and the dark background really makes them all pop.
ReplyDeleteFun and beautiful! Love the fabric!
ReplyDeleteI love these blocks!!
ReplyDeleteIt's going to be a wonderful quilt. All those fabric are gorgeous, and i like your background fabric, too.
ReplyDeleteThis looks great!! Love the dark background and the polka dots ;)
ReplyDeleterolling stone is such a great block - I love your version with the dots & dark background. Can't wait to see the finished top!
ReplyDeleteThose blocks are just fabulous!! and I think the dark background really makes them :)
ReplyDeleteThose dots are so much fun - and I love the colors too. Can't wait to see all your blocks.
ReplyDeleteWOW! I am loving those dots! And that rolling stone block makes them pop! This might be my favorite quilt of yours and it's not even done yet!
ReplyDeleteHave a great weekend!
Oh, my gosh! This has to be my next quilt! I am trying to figure out how much fabric to order from ETSY. Will you share the pattern amounts soon? please, pretty please! thanks, I love it.
ReplyDeleteLove Birch Fabrics, their store is right by my home town and it's just beautiful. I could have a yard of everything in it and be perfectly happy
ReplyDeletelove these blocks - how fun!!
ReplyDeleteI love Birch Fabrics! Those dots are the perfect dots.
ReplyDeleteI used a Rolling Stone block in the latest project I made. I think they look great! Your quilt top is going to be awesome. Can't wait to see it. Good luck getting it all put together this week!
I'm so new, I have never seen a rolling stone block! I love it!
ReplyDeleteI will share my link on the Burpee's I made earlier.
ReplyDeleteI really really love those DOTS!!! and you picked a fantastic Background fabric!!
I am a sucker for dots...they always make me smile. Hope you are able to sneak in some sewing time & get it finished. Thanks for hosting! Smiles~Beth
ReplyDeleteI think it's looking marvelous so far. you are 1/4 of the way finished. Yippee!
ReplyDeleteI have enjoy much basic fabric design lately! What is the blue you have for this new quilt? Looks so coordinate with the green.
ReplyDeleteLove the dotted fabrics! And I love the way you paired them with the gorgeous solid teal color to make a very interesting block.
ReplyDeleteI'm happy to report I had a very productive week - I finished two velveteen zipper pouches, a ticker tape quilt, and just released my first sewing pattern. And I managed to blog about all of them - Woohoo!
I was hoping to have a finish to share but instead have a broken sewing machine :-( your rolling stone block is great, love all the dotty fabrics!
ReplyDeleteLove the background. It would push me too, but it is perfect!
ReplyDeleteOoh, that is yummy fabric. Love those big blocks!
ReplyDeleteUsing dots for a rolling stone block is a great idea! I can't wait to see it all together! Have a great weekend and thank you for hosting :)
ReplyDeleteAs of right now, I am not finished with the quilt I had hoped, BUT, instead of quilting I am online. :) I am sure I will have it done by tonight or tomorrow. So sad that Spring Break is almost over
ReplyDeleteOh man....those dots are just fabulous. I have a serious case of the wanties!!!
ReplyDeleteThat darker color looks great!!
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ReplyDeleteLOVING those polka dots!!! The blocks are awesome, too, of course :o)
ReplyDeleteThis is very pretty. It has a vintage feel. And you have a lot more patience than I to put this together!!
ReplyDeleteYour blocks are pretty I liked the blue one best.I do like to see all the other finishes that are shared here.
ReplyDeleteI love the block you picked out and the colors in the fabrics! Are you sashing them?
ReplyDeleteLove the spots!! Spotty fabric rules!!!
ReplyDeleteI've been waiting to see those blocks! Love them.
ReplyDeleteThe dots are so fun!
ReplyDeleteAdore the dots and the teal and lime are fantastic colours :)
ReplyDeleteGreat blocks and love the dots! Thanks for hosting FNSI.
ReplyDeletessshhhh it has been way to pretty outside to be in here! So NOTHING here! I know I'm bad!
ReplyDeletelove these blocks!
ReplyDeleteThat teal background is going to be just fabulous for all those polka dots!
ReplyDeleteI've been admiring the rolling stone block for a while now too. It kind of reminded me of that Denyse Schmidt pattern from a couple of years ago (Cog? Cog and something?), but waaaay easier and more do-able for me! I love your version - a LOT.
ReplyDeleteI LOVE IT! It is going to be fantastic. I can't wait to see the finished product.
ReplyDeleteOh, I love those gray on white dots!
ReplyDeleteI love the polka dots!
ReplyDeleteOrganic fabric design from all mod basics lines.It look so beautiful.This fabric designs are so interesting.It really great look.
ReplyDeleteI like the dots fabrics a lot. That's something for my stash as well.
ReplyDeleteI also like that you chose a dark background fabric (other than grey for example). I didn't use such a colour yet but I think it's worth a try.
Wow, (I am a little behind on reading blogs...LOL) LOVE the dots, the colors and the block. Very tempting to fully COPY it all...LOL...Seriously, I fell instantly in love.
ReplyDeleteGreat blocks. I love the blue and green solids you've chosen.
ReplyDeleteI really really love this block and wondered if you might direct me to the pattern. I found one on line that was paper pieced, but wondered if there was another one. :o)
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