Blocks again?

It seems all I am producing at the moment is blocks! But then with lots of blocks, one day I'll have some quilts (I hope) :-)

I am so happy that I have finally finished my belated bubble for Wyna, those blocks are beautiful but so time consuming!

I also finished my 2 Scandi Bee blocks for Rebecca, love her choice!



So in the last week or so, I have tried to catch up with the 365 Challenge but I am still over 40 blocks behind. It is so hard to keep up with a block a day and the 6' blocks take a lot more time to make than the 3' ones! Anyway, I managed to make 9 blocks since the beginning of the month, 6 big 6' blocks from April and May and 3 tiny 3' blocks from February.

And all of these blocks give me a total of 12 blocks to start my 350-blocks challenge for May, not bad!
Linking to Building Blocks Tuesday, Let's Bee Social.

Celine


Comments

  1. QuiltMusings12 May 2016 at 14:40

    That is a lot of blocks! And that top one looks like it had a ton of pieces. I love the Scandi Bee blocks. They will make a striking quilt.

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  2. Karen @runsewfun12 May 2016 at 16:22

    I'm feeling like this is the year of blocks, too. Like you I'm hoping next year will be the year of quilts! Maybe if you count the six inch blocks as 4 three inch ones you'll feel more accomplished. They are beautiful whatever the count!
    PS- I feel my skills are really improving this year. I hope you do, too!

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  3. helenjean@midgetgemquilts13 May 2016 at 00:45

    I thought your blog header was blocked again! I love that your blocks in this post are all colour themed. I'm enjoying bubble block bee and getting a little faster I think

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