ceannastahr

Carla has to be gone a few days so we traded places. I will be gone tomorrow so you get your block a day early. I hope you all enjoy it. Its called Blackfords beauty.
http://quilterscache.com/B/BlackfordsBeautyBlock.html

Carla P

Thank you for rescuing me!!! You were my Guardian Angel today!!!

Big Hugs to you Ceannastahr!!!

mimisharon

I love it!!! Just printed it and I'm going fabric choosing now.......whoohoo!

ShellyQ

Thanks. Thats a lovely block. Is not early here, it is Sept 1st in NZ :P . I've been enjoying the BOM so much that I really look forward to the next one, thought I was going to have to wait a whole nother day so thanks so much :P

DebJ

Looks like another pretty one. I just finished my first BOM, the Honey Bee. I'm not doing them in order. I working on the cabbage rose now. I hope to catch up before the end of the year. We will see. :lol: I'll post pics later. I really liked how the honey bee turned out and hope all the others are as pretty. Thanks for the early post. :mrgreen:

CassandraE

thanks connie your naughty for giving it to us a day early though i guess i can't blame cuse you will be at my dd's b-day party tomorrow and its gonna be a very long day

Feathers

Ceanna: Thanks for the early post for Sept. 1 block...love the block. I especially like knowing the history of the blocks. Just read an article in one of the quilting magazines that kinda took the fun out of my quilting imagination. I've heard and read that quilts were so important during the days of slavery when the folks were trying to escape slavery and get to safety in Canada. There was an unground railroad for them with quilts hanging on the folks' clothes lines and barns with blocks such as arrows and zig zags to give the slaves messages regarding safe routes and safe houses, etc. The article indicates these stories are not true but kind of "after the fact" creations of someone's actlive imagination :D . Oh! well, I love this block and will get busy and make it in the next few days...right now I'm trying to finish a Teddy Bear quilt for a neice who is going to have a new little one soon. :D

Feathers

Norah

I'm hoping it is easier than it looks. I really like it. I am also looking into being a card carrying Daughter of the Confederacy. Didn't know they had them.

ceannastahr

Thought I better get this back on first page for all that were away for the weekend. Hope everybody had a great holiday weekend

Country Quilter

Has anyone else clicked on the links on page 2 of the instructions to see the finished blocks....if you click on "Lisa's" it shows a finished quilt with this block and its gorgeous!!! I have just finished cutting my block pieces out...hopefully will finish it up yet today barring any interruptions! :shock: