Here's another beautiful quilt I've been studying... Its one of Bonnie Hunter's. It uses mostly candy squares, but also some 4.5" x 2.5" rectangles too. So you would have to have some of your own scraps to cut for those. Look how lovely it comes together!
http://quiltville.blogspot.com/2005/...backroads.html

Sheri my candies are going out in the mail tomorrow.

I receive from PenguinCO today!! Lovely lovely candy!!!!

I'm lovin the quilts all y'all are sharing. Here's a pic LuvTooQuilt sent me. Easy to figure out, right?

That is a sweet quit that Luv made... another one to add to my Pinterest board!

Finished with 42 charms for 15 swappers, will complete the task of 50+ over the weekend & mail to SheriR on Monday!

I like this one too.

I love when QB sisters post quilts we can make with our candy!

http://www.quiltingboard.com/picture...s-t245682.html

That is lovely... it's just a simple 16 patch alternated with the hourglass block! I just finished a Chunky Churndash (Bonnie Hunter's pattern) which also had alternate hourglass blocks. It makes the other blocks look like they are set on point. So cool....

I love the sharing of patterns for candy too! Keep them coming...

Last night I finally got out my cut up mens' shirts and started a Smoky Mountain Stars quilt with them (also Bonnie Hunter...) Is that ever fun! It takes 304 2.5" squares, plus lots of 4.5" squares (42 darks and 153 lights). You use the candy sized squares to make the star points. This could be a cool quilt for our candies too, if you cut some 4.5 squares from your stash. You only need 42 in scrappy prints, and the other 153 could be neutral background lights, or even muslin. Imagine this in scrappy 'candy'...
http://quiltville.blogspot.com/2005/...ain-stars.html

I just posted my Chunky Churndash... you can see how using the alternate hourglass blocks really enhances the look of a quilt.
http://www.quiltingboard.com/picture...ml#post6690856