I was thrilled to be asked by Sharon to be guest a blogger for the CCCQ.
I was given a few options and I chose to do the wreath block.
To see how I made it you can check out Sharon's blog here.
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| CCCQ Block #12 |
It's quite amazing that we have completed the first year. It was the Chester County Criswell quilt and Sharon's blog that motivated me to start my own blog.
These are all of the 11 blocks that I have completed to date.
I'm thinking of making two fleur de lis blocks so just 'photo-shopped' in a second one.
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| CCCQ blocks 1-11 |
Looking forward to seeing your wreath blocks - this is what I love about sharing the making of this quilt with fellow bloggers.
Cheers
Carole
Oh, your blocks are just all so pretty.
ReplyDeleteIt's looking wonderful Carole.
ReplyDeleteGreat to see all the blocks together, your fabric choices have really worked well.
ReplyDeleteThanks again for making a block from my draft pattern. When I started twelve months ago I thought there were two or maybe three ways to applique; now there seems to be as many methods are there are quiltmakers! Your needlework is always so precise, I love your photos.
Superb Carole! love them all. The fabrics you have used tie together beautifully. Nice embroidery too on the latest block.
ReplyDeleteHilda
Beautiful Carole, love your colours.
ReplyDeleteLovely blocks Carole, still loving your color choices.
ReplyDeleteWOW your blocks are beautiful, Carole!! i love your fabrics choices!! cheers...Marian
ReplyDeleteThe blocks are lovely, and so are your fabrics. I've been motivated by Sharon's blog but also by yours and others I've found via a google search. Thanks so showing all your blocks, Carole.
ReplyDeleteLove all your blocks!! A great photo of them all together!
ReplyDeleteAll those fabrics work so well together.
Beautiful work on your latest block.