Lovely post this week

One of the advantage of being in so many bees is that you are a Queen Bee once as well in each of them and get some lovely blocks too. Last month I was Queen Bee in the Little Blog Quilting Bee and I asked for some solids pineapple blocks taking inspiration from a lovely quilt by Rita

 I have found a free foundation piecing pattern for the block which give a 6' or 8' finished block that I have asked my fellow bees to use at Generations Quilt
I have already received quite a few blocks and I love how they look, what do you think?

I also received this lovely Lucy Boston Patchwork of the Cross block for Hannah this week and she sent a mini quilt too. How generous is that? I feel so spoiled.

And finally I got some hexies from Melody in such a lovely little pouch.

I just realised I hadn't posted the hexies I got the previous month eitherfrom Lara and Mary.



Celine

Comments

  1. Michele11 October 2014 at 11:41

    Those are great looking blocks.

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  2. quirkyhannah12 October 2014 at 15:19

    You're welcome :) And I'm loving those pineapple blocks with them all laid out together its looking something special. (Must resist adding this to my to do list!)

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  3. Unknown14 October 2014 at 00:13

    Love the pineapple quilt. I have one of these on my must make list, I just need to get over my lack of paper piecing skills. :)

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