2026 - JANUARY BLOCK OF THE MONTH - YANKEE PUZZLE (Pictures)
01-12-2026, 04:19 PM
#21
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Location: Nabawa, Western Australia
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This old computer logged me out while typing my message.UGH. Thank you workbench for your help. I thought sending from phone would be easier. I have a samsung and this section is all it allows. no anything to click to go full page.These 3 are all different sizes and made differently
01-12-2026, 07:40 PM
#22
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Location: British Columbia
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This old computer logged me out while typing my message.UGH. Thank you workbench for your help. I thought sending from phone would be easier. I have a samsung and this section is all it allows. no anything to click to go full page.These 3 are all different sizes and made differently
01-21-2026, 08:05 AM
#25
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Join Date: Dec 2012
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Here are my two blocks. I tried the 6 inch PP block in pink and the 8 inch with HST's. Since these blocks I plan to make with my stash, I'm happy with the 8 inch square but really need to not use regular printer paper for my piecing.
01-22-2026, 02:13 AM
#27
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Location: Nabawa, Western Australia
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I made 3 blocks and this is what I made with them. The oval one is a pad for the bottom of my daughters basket that she uses to go shopping, One is a place mat for the table, the other is a bag to hang behind the seat in my car.
01-22-2026, 06:44 AM
#28
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I realized why my two blocks look different. When I marked the paper with the color placement, since Generations didn't label the blocks well. I marked them looking at the sewing side, and PP is 180 out. Not a big deal, I will use it anyways in the scrappy top I am planing.
