I had never done a stack 'n whack, so I thought I'd try it with some scraps that I had. The wide border is the original WILDLY floral fabric that I had used as a border on a king-size quilt and then took off. The 16 little blocks in the center are my experiment on stack 'n whack. They are good enough for the galloping horse test, but don't look too closely. I learned a lot about what not to do the next time. haha

very cute.

wow that turned out really pretty

now i am inspired to try this

Looks like you've figured it out pretty darned good ... and have a lovely triangular 4PP.

Total femininity!

(and now I want to see the quilt this is the leftovers from? pleeeeeeeeeeeeease?)

Nice

Awesome! I continue to look at the stack and whack and one block wonders and think they are so wonderful, but my guts have not enough strength in them to give it a try yet. LOL. Thanks for sharing and inspiring.

Awesome! I continue to look at the stack and whack and one block wonders and think they are so wonderful, but my guts have not enough strength in them to give it a try yet. LOL. Thanks for sharing and inspiring.

Isn't it fun. Are you hooked yet?

The quilt is so pretty

Well, my horse and I both think it is very pretty!!! :thumbup: :thumbup:

It was just the border from a carpenter's star. Didn't work out so well. I don't like the quilt top, so haven't quilted it yet.

Great job. Keep going.

Very pretty.

Both are beautiful.

I think you did a great job "playing."

So cozy looking! love it!

Very nice, I love stack n whack because of the Surprise! factor in each block. Yours is so pretty, love the colors. I'm making one now in fall colors of purple orange and green, it's pretty dramatic, so say the least.

I love it, it is very pretty!

oh wow - I love both of them!! That carpenters star is just gorgeous!!

You certainly have MORE patient then I did. I couldn't get the layers exactly as they are suppose to be so I passed it onto a friend. Very interesting patterns that were created. Job WELL DONE !!!

Really like you're interpretation of the Stack and Whack.

Sure looks pretty!

Very pretty