All these blocks are for someone else's project and they've got the blues but it sure was fun getting to try out some blocks I've always wanted to do (but never made time for) -- like the Stained Glass block and I love the way the Crazy Patch turned out. The Dresden I made my own pattern for and had to applique over top of one piece when I found out no other colors were permitted but blue and white. I'll show a pic of that earlier block. They are my first ever 12.5" blocks and first Stained Glass block. I'm hooked now! Hope you are inspired and enjoy my blocks! :D :D

Beautiful!! I love the blues too.

Beautiful!

Love those blues. Pretty!

Love them all! Blue is my favorite color. :thumbup:

They are just lovely! Very pretty blues.

Beautiful!

Very pretty. Love those blues.

wow! love those blues. Really love the stained glass one! That is neat.

I love those! Beautiful!!

I love those stained glass blocks. they really look like light is beaming through from the other side!

Those came out beautiful! I really love the stained glass block.

Nice! Love the blues!

I love blues and I absolutely love your stained glass! I should try something like that too, never did but I love it.

Love them!!!! :D:D Thanks for sharing !

All your blocks are lovely. Probably blue is my fav. Stained glass - real glass, fabric or another media - is also a fav of mine. Looks great. Thanks for sharing.

those polka dots sure make those crazies POP!
the stained glass on the LIGHT blue bkgd is pretty!
do you add the black after you have them together? OR as you go along?

Beautiful blocks.

Great work

Thanks everyone! Now we are all hooked on that pretty stained glass one! I sure am and can't wait to do more maybe in mini size first. Yes, those polka dots were needed to frame the crazies (ha) and make them pop and it sure worked! Hope others can see how this needed to be done and you'll 'frame' those things that need it!

Yes, I love the bkgd piece on that lt. blue also! It caused it to pop!

The best process for the stained glass was to arrange your scraps the way you wanted them to lay in your block and then do the leading piece-by-piece, then join your 3 sections together or your 2 sections. I did it this way by time I got to my 3rd block, I had the process down pat. The first two blocks it seemed like I wasted fabric with a lot of leaded pieces left over so I abandoned that way.

Another fast way is to just grab 2 different blues and put the leading between them. Repeat until you have a nice stack of pairs joined. Then lay them out to form a square, shaving the sides where needed.

I think I timed myself for 25 min. for one block which is not too bad. Both of these methods should go fast for you though. We all can't wait to see more and do more of the Stained Glass! Thank you, just-the-scraps-m'am!! :-D :-D

very nice love all the blues

You are right! I had to go back and look at the blocks again!

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