I got a bit behind in my online quilting bees, but last Monday, Sarah came over and we quilted up a storm.  While she worked on some Christmas gifts, I worked on my quilting bee blocks.  These are some of my favorites that I did.

P1070134 P1070143
P1070139 P1070146

The first block was a request for a geometric shape on a white background.  Diamonds are a lot harder than I thought they would be, but I like the bold design.  The second one asked for a mini-quilt.  She had such a wide variety of fabrics, so I had to find something that pulled them all together.  Matching the points on the triangles was a little tricky.  The third one is a string quilt and I can’t wait to see all of her blocks put together.  I’m considering a string quilt for my next month in the quilting bees.  The last one asked for a star on a white background with these beautiful Asian-inspired fabrics.  This time I used the half-square triangle method and the triangles didn’t stretch and the points fit just right.

2009-10-06 Quilted Potholder

I also recently completed a little quilt, or at least it’s what I’m calling it. It has patchwork, quilting, binding…but it’s only 6 inches square. I was asked to make a prize for a Breast Cancer Fundraiser, so I made a quilted potholder. I was able to use all scraps and I really liked how it all turned out.

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  2. Project Improv Blocks
  3. First Virtual Quilting Bee Block
  4. Marisa’s Quilt and Bee Blocks