y.morman

Thank you for the yardage information. I like to have the backgrounds close to the same colors. I may start on this over the weekend if I get the quilt done that is on my longarm. Or I may turn our sit and sew group on to this one. We sometime do these sew alongs to use up scraps.

JanieH

I love these patterns. I plan on using Kaffe Fasset fabric for mine.

tuckyquilter

Wonder if making a strip set and cutting on the angle would be even faster? I might her method to make one angled piece, then try using a strip set and cutting on and angle. Won't be for a couple of weeks though.

jumpin' judy

HELP! Is it too late to join? I managed to download blocks 1 & 4, but can't find the right place to click on blocks 2 & 3.

EasyPeezy

The only problem with this method is that you will be sewing on the bias.
I just made similar block and was also tempted to make strip sets but then
I changed my mind. It's up to you.

EasyPeezy

You can join any time. You might want to bookmark this link. It will take you
to the main page and you can go back to the older posts.
http://blog.modafabrics.com/

gramma nancy

Thanks so much for posting this. I'm always looking for great sampler quilts and this looks terrific.

I have started the 150 Canadian women sampler: http://www.nextstepquiltdesigns.com/...tting-bkgd.pdf

and recently completed Tula Pink's city sampler quilt.

Always glad to have another challenge.

Nelco

My sister turned me on to the site, I have printed the blocks 1-4 and will get to them soon. Still thinking of my colors.

QuiltnLady1

I saved the first 4 blocks -- thanks for the link. Just hope I can remember to check for the rest.

EasyPeezy

Thanks for sharing. Haven't heard of the 150 Canadian women sampler until now.