Monday, May 5, 2014

BEE BLOCKS AND A NEW STASH BUILDER

This month, the shop where I work started a new program called 'Modern Stash Builder'. Every month, those who sign up will receive 4 fat quarters of the newest modern fabrics that arrive at the shop.

This months stash : Sweet Harmony


As it turns out, Ella asked for Aqua and Coral for this month's blocks in the Heal group of do.good stitches.

I got to cut into my new stash right away  : )


I was asked to make a 12", 9", and 6" traditional block. I made two of each size because I'm doing an extra set for someone this month.


I thought a 9" block would look cute made up of 1" squares. Had I thought ahead a bit I would have realized that meant 81 little squares. Duh!


This rolling diamonds blocks is a new favourite


Here they are, all lined up on the shelf.  I think I will look at these for a couple more days before I pop them in the mail.  I love this combination.

Have a lovely Monday.

linking up with Anything goes Monday's

40 comments:

  1. Yes, those are favorite colors of mine too. Great blocks.

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  2. That's a really gorgeous colour combo and great blocks too.
    Thanks for sharing,
    Jo

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  3. Great color combo! They look so pretty lined up on the shelf.
    An 81 patch eh? It looks very cute, like a mini postage stamp quilt. Just pressing all those seams would have slayed me though :)

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  4. Ooh I love your fabrics and the blocks you chose look fabulous. The recipients will be quite pleased.

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  5. 81 little squares, but solo worth the effort! Your blocks look adorable!

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  6. not solo…. no… I meant to say sooooo!!

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  7. Beautiful blocks! I recognize the "modern roses" fabric line. I am making a postage stamp quilt for someone using a jelly roll of that line - love it!

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  8. Super fabric and all the blocks are fabby - but 81 x 1" squares? Brilliant :)

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  9. Love that colour combo, really pretty. Love all the blocks, x

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  10. The rolling diamond block seems popular lately; as I've seen it on a few blogs. Your blocks on the shelf look really fresh yet warm and your blocks are really well executed :-)

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  11. The colors are gorgeous. I just finished a postage Christmas quilt with 875 2.5" squares. It's work but I love the results. Your block is really pretty. Well, they all are but I really like the tiny squares.

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  12. Gorgeous blocks using one of my favorite color combinations. They make your space very happy! I can't wait to see the finished quilt your Circle makes.

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  13. All those pretty blocks look so pretty lined up along the shelf!

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  14. Hi Carla , love your blocks!
    Where is the wool shop you found in Victoria?

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  15. You didn't even give the fabric a chance to age a little! Good for you.

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  16. And I love that shelf!
    Of course, I love the blocks, too. How fun that your shop does this four fat quarters event; I'd show up every month to get mine!

    I love all the designs and love how they all coordinate together--so beautiful!

    E.

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  17. Those blocks are gorgeous. I love the color combination.

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  18. Your 81 tiny squares are certainly cute. I love the aqua and coral combination. Excellent work on your bee blocks.

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  19. So you should love this combination! They look beautiful and well made.
    (I may be biased as I wore a coral shirt with turquoise shoes and jewellery yesterday. :) )

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  20. Really lovely, Carla, all lined up on the shelf!

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  21. Beautiful colours. Gosh, I'd be tempted to keep the blocks on the shelf as soothing inspirational artwork! Having said that, the quilt itself will be a functional work of art.

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  22. I love your new cover picture Carla! And the blocks turned out gorgeous!

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  23. Sweet. I really like all 81 of those little 1" squares.

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  24. I would never have thought if coral, but gosh it works well! Great blocks

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  25. Those new fabrics are divine!! Love, love, love all the blocks displayed on the shelf...quite an art statement. Me thinks that I would not be able to part with them.

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  26. I'm drooling over these and love them as your new header!

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  27. Love those colors - together. Great new blog header.

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  28. Love the soft pallette of all your blocks together.

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  29. Just came across your blog today.I'm from Ontario but love the west,Love quilting too

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  30. I love those colors too. What a great job you did on those blocks too!

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  31. I just admired those Sweet Harm0ny fabrics today...such pretty fabrics and great blocks....I hope we will get to see the finished project.

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  32. So beautiful, I love the colours and your choices. Great work~!!

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  33. Oh, but those 81 little squares all together in one block are adorable. I love the colors together.

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  34. Your blocks and your fabrics are fantastic! I think I'll have to start collecting some of those colors (or discovering that I already have them in my stash)!
    Julie @ The Crafty Quilter

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  35. All of your blocks are just gorgeous! My fav is the log cabin block.

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  36. Lovely blocks. I really like them all. The colours are Beautiful

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  37. Great blocks and lovely colours. They do look neat all lined up on your shelf.

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  38. I 'sew; love your fabrics and your blocks are so neat with perfect edges as well. I do pretty good in the middle of my blocks, but those edges are....well they aren't always even....giggle.

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  39. So VERY pretty. Might be my new favorite color combination!

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