I would keep going. Great work.

Keep going it will make an awsome looking quilt :thumbup: :thumbup:

Keep going -
make a big, bold, beautiful quilt.
J J

Mix your white-on-white backgrounds, and mix your red, white, and black fabrics. You can keep using the black for the sashing, but can mix and match the borders. End result is a scrappy dresden plate quilt. You could even alternate the dresden plate that you did with one having the rounded outer edges - which would give you practice doing curves. Keep us posted and let us see the end results.

Looks good, keep going and make a whole quilt.

Dresden Plate is one of my favorites. By all means, keep going.

Definetly make more for a quilt! Different colours for each block, and you'd have a fabulous quilt! And this block could be a co-ordinating pillow! Great job! I'm working on one in brights and yellows!!! Keep going on and make more!

It's beautiful! I love scrappy; so, whatever you want to do would be good. I know the original Dresden Plates were all done scrappy, I think.

Go for it, make the quilt! You did a lovely job.

Very nice. I would just keep making them.

I'm getting ready to make a Dresden plate block for the sampler wall hanging I've planned - I hope my first one turns out as nicely as yours!

beautiful!!

sandy12010 I love your african gray. My sisiter's husband still has his. They are beautiful birds!!

Dresdens are like potato chips...you can't do just one :lol: Great job!

Excellent job..keep going !!

Love that potato chip comment from Soniboo:) Too funny. I'd keep on going and try for a quilt or throw. Traditionally, a white background and scrappy. Whatever you use, it'll be great.

Looks good. Definitely keep going.

Love it. Dresden plates are my favorite.

Love it I'd go for more and make a quilt and you can make it in any colors you want to , it's your choice. :-D

Awesome Block!!

it's up to you, but that would make a stunning quilt!

You did a fabulous job on it. Dresden was also my first applique and loved doing it. I made a baby quilt but I agree, you should go an and make a quilt. Beautiful.

You did a fabulous job on it. Dresden was also my first applique and loved doing it. I made a baby quilt but I agree, you should go an and make a quilt. Beautiful.

Love this pattern.

Thanks for all the encourgament! I found a fat quarter set on Etsy with the same types of fabrics, and I will need to pick up some more background fabrics, but I think my goal will be to make enough for a quilt. It is a fun block to make when i am in the mood for something different. So, it may take awhile, but I think it may be my new WIP! :)

Very nice. Keep going.

Onward, ho!

I've found quilt blocks are like potato chips, you can't stop with just one!

Oh, I think I would definately keep going and make this into a quilt. Beautiful block and will make a beautiful quilt. Great job!!

keep going. I want to see the finished quilt.

This is an easy pattern and gives a lot of satisfaction when a whole quilt is made. I would go for it.You have done a good job on this one!

Did you hand stitch around the edges of the plate? I have a dresden plate quilt all ready to go but I'm afraid of the hand stitching and I don't applique. Eeeeehhhhh

Frame it. Make a candle mat. Pillows.. Build a quilt around it

I did. I think what I did was a turned method? I ironed under 1/4 inch and then used the same stitch I do with my bindings to stitch it down. Not sure if this is right or not, but it looks nice. :lol: I enjoy having hand work items to do when I am watching TV. When you say its all ready, do yuo have all of the plates sewn together? And they just need to be set on the foundation?

Now you should join in my Fall Dresden plate swap! Check out the thread!

If there was more time for me to complete them... and the style was different. I am more interested in either '30's prints or black/white/red prints than fall colors. Maybe the next time you have one I will be able to join in! :)