I got a total of 9 blocks made for a total of 3 hours. LOL!!!

I think I will make it a baby quilt, sew it together and add borders.
I still have to square the blocks up so please don't pay any mind to the uneven edges.

I think I will save the rest of the squares for a future 9 patch quilt.

Be honest and tell me what you all think. :D :D

I think it turned out lovely. :)

I think it is absolutely adorable....love the springy and bright colors!!

I think it will be adorable for a baby quilt.

Nice work, colors are great

It's purple on my monitor and it's also adorable. I like your layout. You do such a good job of choosing colors.

Cj, Love the colors. Looks great. :thumbup: :D

great job I am working on a memory quilt using this method....I found if I pin a bunch of them together it was easier to do an assembly line formation which seemed to be faster also

Thank you very much. I am really like how it came out, I am just not sure I care for the 10 minute block.

Very cute fabric for a baby quilt. I made a couple of quilts like this for my daughter when she was a baby. She loves them. However, she has ripped several of the 3D bowties. They got caught on furniture and stuff when she was dragging them around.
I had to wash them a lot. "Biological baby messes" tended to get caught in the pockets under the bowties.

thanks for timing yourself. I count that as a warning for me that it will take longer than that!!

It is sooo cute even if the blocks took longer than ten minutes! :thumbup:

I like it.

Thank you! :D :D

EWWWW! Maybe I will sew the pockets down.

i love the colors!

Very pretty blocks. And don't ever think a block named in minutes is how long it will take most of us to make it. First off a quilter on Utube uses precut squares, that saves alot of time. Second she has the best equipment, and she makes the blocks alot before she times herself. I too am just making a lapsize quilt of big 10 minute blocks. I had to iron, cut, pin, tear out occasional seams,iron again, etc till I got each so named 10-minute block completed. I estimate about 20 minutes per block after I got good at it. LOL So you did great!!!!!!!!!!!!

I think it looks GREAT! Your hard work paid OFF!

that is pretty. love the colors for a baby quilt. gosh, lucky baby that gets it. LOL

Very beautiful !! :-D

eeeeewwww, I was thinking about making a 3-D pinwheel baby quilt!

cj, your blocks are beautiful!

I really like it and agree that you are very good with colors!

It's lovely, and the colours made me smile :)

Who would of thought it would turn out so pretty...great job :thumbup:

Nice for a baby ... and for sure a fresh Spring/Summer look to it.

Carrie, I would sew them down for a baby. I'm thinking of making one for a 25 year old and I think I'll sew them down. I'd do the baby quilt square, not the turned back edges for the cathedral window look.

well it looks verry pretty did a great job

What cheery colors!

Beautiful. Add another row of green to the right of the pink in the top picture. Then you could add another of the little squared in the middle of 4 of the big finished blocks. Lol aren't I a pain. I think it's adorable.

My my my! I really like it, no matter how long it took to make these blocks! Eye catching - really pretty!

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Cheerful and looks 3D

that's quite pretty - love the colors. perfect for a baby. good work.

klgreene, I see what you are saying and it makes sense. If we don't get hit by severe storms then i will make another row and see how it looks.

I think its adorable!

I love the colors and I think it turned out well. I like the pattern

You don't have to finish it today.....

Very pretty.

THEY TURNED OUT NICE

time well spent. very spring/baby. I showed my sister how to do one. 30 minutes and 40 cuss words later she rolled her eyes at me and mumbled "10 minute block my a@$". yea we had problems getting the middle to lay down and behave.

Perfect for a baby quilt, so pretty!