Yes, I have and love that block. If you're thinking of making this, the only real advice I can offer is to definitely stay organized. It has a lot of pieces and can get turned around very easy. I cut the pieces out then laid them out next to my sewing area and worked it that way. I kept laying out the pieces to keep it organized. Not saying I still didn't turn things around once in a while LOL..

I made this for a wedding gift. Although, I'm not a big fan of batiks and these were not colors I would choose, I was happy with the results. I also used a QAYG method to put together so when it was done....it was done.

Where did you find the smaller size? I want to make this again in a smaller block but didn't have a clue (with all these pieces) on how to make it smaller.

ooooooo.....I really like this one!!! Now I definitely have to make another one in colors "I" like. I think scrappy does this block very well.

Anyone have a picture of a completed quilt? would love to see it.

Thank you for proviing this link. I was not familiar with this pattern but after seeing it I hav decided it is beatiful Add one more to my bucket list of quilts to do.

A God's Eye is a Mexican symbol of God------------google it.

I made God's Eye yarn wall hangings for my two older kids years back and a few dozen Christmas ornments too.

I have made one, and plan on another with black and white for the crayon challenge at our guild! It just may fit the bill!

Look carefully at the pieces. Made up of HST and squares. You can see the seams if you look closely.

I made 1 block a few years ago, and that was enough for me, it is a beautiful block but I didn't have the patience for more than that 1, maybe I should try it again. I have grandkids now so I have learned patience.