Here are the blocks that we exchanged yesterday at Clothesline Club...they are all 8 inch finished blocks...
This last one of course is the one that I made...we still have a few more to exchange.I think that they are all really fun blocks and will make an adorable "friendship sampler"
quilt....
I'll have to decide how I will set them...probably sometime after the holidays:)
Have a wonderful Thanksgiving everyone!
What wonderful blocks...can't wait to see how you put them together...it's going to be really FUN!
ReplyDeleteSo many favorites - how lovely!
ReplyDeleteI love them all!!!
ReplyDeleteGreat Zonk, those are some amazingly adorable swap blocks!! You must have quite a nice group of people.
ReplyDeleteAll wonderful - love the red cross about 5 blocks up! Hugs - Lurline♥
ReplyDeleteLori - warmed my heart to see your blocks - yo yos really added fun - and to have Dean Martin singing in the background ? Well, just perfect...
ReplyDeleteOh my word, they are wonderful! Such cute prints and designs. It will make such a fun happy quilt. Can't wait to see how you will set them. Happy Thanksgiving!
ReplyDeleteThis are such happy fun blocks!
ReplyDeleteWhat wonderful blocks. And in my favorite fabrics. I wish our club did this. I may just have to suggest it to them.
ReplyDeleteGreat blocks...what a fun quilt this will be to set together!
ReplyDeleteTerrific block exchange, Lori! I'm sure you'll have fun putting them together. Happy Thanksgiving!
ReplyDeleteFantastic blocks, Lori! I adore the fabrics and am thinking I need to find a local clothesline club!!
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How wonderful. That will be a great quilt. I might want to do something like that with my little quilt group that I started. If you don't mind could you tell me the rules of your exchange.
ReplyDeleteFabulous! Happy Thanksgiving.
ReplyDeleteBEAUTIFUL! I'll take one of each, please. :) I love 30's repros! Where did you find your pattern? That spool is so cute! Thanks for sharing them with us. I can't wit to see how you decide to set them.
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Hola, preciosos todos esos quilts, es un placer para los ojos. Te mando un beso desde MAR DEL PLATA, ARGENTINA.
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They are all wonderful and it was great seeing the pics!
ReplyDeleteMicki
I love all the blocks, it is so nice to see so many pretty blocks made with 1930's fabrics.
ReplyDeleteBlock exchange was so much fun. I can hardly wait to put all mine together. I especially love the spool blocks that you made because you gave each of us a little of your heart ~ Sweet!
ReplyDeleteOh... and... I got a green one just as I was hoping!
What a cool exchange -- they're all just gorgeous!!!
ReplyDeleteFabulous blocks.I love the fabrics. I wonder how the finished work will look.
ReplyDeleteAre there any online block exchanges that you know of? I would love to get involved in an exchange after the holidays...like around the first week of January. Looking forward t seeing your blocks put together. Many Blessings, Dawn
ReplyDeleteAre there any online block exchanges that you know of? I would love to get involved in an exchange after the holidays...like around the first week of January. Looking forward t seeing your blocks put together. Many Blessings, Dawn
ReplyDeleteI loved everyone of the blocks. There all wonderful. Your blog is so happy and colorful. I love coming to see what your up to.
ReplyDeleteI really love them all. I really am intrigued by the paper pieced basket one with the flower...who made that one? This is going to make a spectacular quilt. Spectacular.
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