scrappy_quilter

these are black on white and black on black and white on black bricks right?

NorBanaquilts

That is what all of mine are

hereca622

I have been told by Barb that this is a Black & White swap, so I will catch ya'll on another swap. Maybe some colorful bricks at a later time. Have fun and post pictures so that I can regret my decision. :lol:

Barbm

Here we go:

kaycarlson 2
norbanaquilts (let me know)
lynniek 2
pinkypig 2
jennifer 1
jazs2 2
ckcowl 2
winewoman 1
lavendulagirl 2
sharonb 2
grammieo013 4
ctmhjenn 2
pvquilter 5
scrappyquilter 5
cjt_mama (not stated)
cherrybsixty 2
barbm 3

emails going out in the next few minutes.

I am ironing and cutting right now, I'll post pics when I'm done.

P.S. I am among the world of the living. No projects due until May! I can play!

lavandula girl

Thanks, BarbM! Got the email, and my bricks are all ready. I have another swap here (Doll quilt) and one on another site to get packaged up, and everything should go out either Tuesday or Wednesday. I have plans for these bricks already! 8-)

lavandula girl

Oh, PS... labeled per fabric stack is okay, or each brick labeled?

sharon b

So its black with white designs and white with black designs ?

scrappy_quilter

five set of 15 bricks right?

ctmhjenn

What I read in the swap was this:
1 set is 5 fat quarters cut into 15 bricks each for a total of 75 bricks. YOU keep one of each of those 5 fq bricks and send the other 70 to Barb.

5 sets would be a total of 25 fat quarters, each cut into 15 bricks is a total of 375 bricks. Take one of each off of each of the 25 to keep for yourself and send the rest to Barb. I entered for 2 sets, a total of 10 fq's, w/15 bricks per for a total of 150..minus one from each of the 10 for a total of 140 sent to Barb. If I am wrong Barb, would you please correct me? Thanks...

Barbm

all correct- black with white, white with black.

15 bricks from a fat quarter. keep 1, mail 14.

pin each set together and label (so you don't label 70, just 14). A set will have 5 different bricks in it.

Clear as mud?