nice blocks and a good idea to make different blocks..practice makes perfect..and you learn something new each time you make a block... :thumbup:

Isn't that what sampler quilts are made out of? A bunch of different blocks? Sounds like a plan to me!

No way I could just make blocks and never finish them into a quilt. Glad you can if that is what you want to do.

I love the first one.....1930 bock

Alll are nice

Never ask for your husbands oppinon, he will likely give it.

Blessings,

Sharon
On the third husband

ROTFLMAO :!:

Do a sampler quilt. That is wat I am doing now. Pick a neutral for the background and then 3 or 4 colors. ( you can use all the shades of the colors if you want.) That way it will be unified and since each block is different you won't get bored. Just make sure you use the neurtal in each block.

those are all nice, maybe you could make them in the same color family, and then when you have enough made you could put them together and make a sampler quilt. Penny

I understand what you are feeling. Maybe you can find someone else that likes to do the rest and make quilts for each other.

That sounds like fun, creating different blocks. You certainly wouldn't get bored! Have fun! Dani

One day you are going to have some beautiful sampler quilts...

JUST HAVE TO TELL EVERYONE THIS: MY MOTHER, AGE 89, HAS A BOOK TITLED 256 FAT QUARTER QUILT BLOCKS, PUBLISHED BY THE HOUSE OF WHITE BIRCHES. HER GOAL IS TO PIECE ONE OF EVERY BLOCK IN THE BOOK. SHE CUTS THE PIECES WITH SCISSORS, AND DOES THE SEWING BY HAND. SHE THEN PUTS THE BLOCKS TOGETHER INTO SAMPLER TOPS....SO FAR, TWO ARE FINISHED (NOT YET QUILTED) AND THE THIRD IS ABOUT HALF WAY THERE ! THESE ARE TRULY SCRAPPY TOPS WITH NEUTRAL COLOR SASHING. SO, HAVE FUN WITH YOUR PROJECT !

Very nice blocks!

I've made two samplers in which all the blocks came from that site. I love them. I have a hard time making quilts where all the blocks are the same. The finish product is pretty, but I get bored during assembly.

I like your blocks, they are very pretty.

What a very good start on a sampler quilt! One of the areas so many of us rush over is the squaring up of each section, especially the half triangles. Take your time and make sure the ruler is on the diagonal line and the corners are cut equal, (the fabric slips or we lift the rotary cutter away from the ruler at the end of the cut) this will give you the right amount of fabric in the seam allowance to make sharp points for stars and other designs. Joining the swaps helps with lots of practice and fun to try new patterns. Good luck and keep up the good work. Moosegirl

Samplers are very pretty!

Beautiful blocks and love the colors. I too like to make blocks and have no clue what will happen with them but they always work out. Sometimes I do have a recipient in mind for the quilt so do look for blocks that would means something to them. I personally don't have the patience to make many duplicate blocks for a quilt. I've done it and the quilts are beautiful but as a scrap quilter, I much prefer just to pull out fabrics, find a block and go with it. Eventually when there is enough for whatever size quilt I want to make, lay the blocks out and figure out where to go from there. I also don't worry about the exact size of the blocks either. I'm finishing up a quilt now that has blocks of several different sizes in it that I've had to border out to make work. I should be posting a photo of it within in the next two weeks. Have the top border to sew on and machine quilt plus bind off first.

Can't wait to see what you opt to do with these beautiful blocks. Enjoy quilting "our" way.

I went in today and it looks like Keepsake Calico. :)

Very pretty blocks!! Make just blocks if that makes you happy. Who knows sometime in the future you might decide to put them all together.

Nice blocks.

Love love love the fabric in the first block.

have fun!

Hello Ohh it is fun to see the quilting bug striking another fabric lover, good job on the blocks, it is therapy!! Soon you'll want to decorate your table with your creations! :)