Carla put out an invitation to the participants to pick a block from her December sew along. This is my quilt from the sew along where I used all 30 blocks.
I chose December 27's block, Broken Strips. In this photo it's the gold block, bottom row, second block from the left.
When I chose the block I had no real purpose, therefore no clear goal. Then Sarah over at Confessions of a Fabric Addict posted the organizations that would be participating in Hands to Help Charity Quilt Challenge 2018 and I knew a quilt using this block was coming.
You will notice that the pictures of my quilt are only of a quilt top. For the organization that this quilt will be going to, Victoria's Quilts - Canada the contributions were requested to be
"tops only" This request is intended to keep shipping costs down.
This picture was taken indoors due to weather. It does nothing for the fabrics.
I made the blocks and put the top together last month while at my first quilt retreat. Should have taken the pictures there. It was a beautiful location on a lake. Hidesight is as they say 20/20
The out doors in the front of my house was just a tad windy and a bit shady.
Victoria's Quilts gets quilts out to people living with cancer. I did my blocks in bright greens with blues and a slightly busy background fabric to keep it joyful and happy.
I tried taking pictures in the back of the house and the light was much better.
The fabric is showing up true to actual. I just don't have a nice flat space to use in the back of the house but I am thankful the breeze let up.
I really enjoyed working with this block and making it my own with color choices.
Thank you Carla for coming up with this different blog hop concept, it has been fun participating and fun to follow. The creativity found in these posts is as always amazing. Here is a list of the participants for the entire Hop. Do yourself a favor and check them all out.
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Project Designer
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Block
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April 1st
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Block 1- 4 Patch
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April 2nd
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Block 2 - Double Stuffed
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April 3rd
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Block 3 - Baby in a Corner
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April 4th
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Block 4 - Dutch Door
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April 5th
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April 6th
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Block 6 - Tacked Up
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April 7th
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Block 7 - Stripper
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April 8th
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Block 8 - Staggered
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April 9th
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Block 9 - Topsy Turvy
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April 10th
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Block 10 - Chunky Pinwheel
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April 11th
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Block 11 - Painted WIndow
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April 12th
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Block 12 - Broken Cinder Block
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April 13th
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Block 13 - Reaction
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April 14th
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Block 14 - Median Strip
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April 15th
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Block 15 - Center of Attention
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April 16th
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Block 16 - Bounce
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April 17th
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Block 17 - Sweet Sixteen
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April 18th
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Block 18 - Yeah Eights
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April 19th
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Block 19 - Weave
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April 20th
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Block 20 - Classic
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April 21st
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Block 21 - Spot
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April 22nd
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Block 22 - Cross Walk
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April 23rd
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Block 23 - Opposites Attract
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April 24th
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Block 24 - Possibility
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April 25th
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Block 25 - Camper Window
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April 26th
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Block 26 - Catching Z's
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April 27th
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Block 27 - Broken Stripes
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April 28th
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Block 28 - Stockade
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April 29th
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Block 29 - Dovetail
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April 30th
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| Block 30 - Slow Tee |
I love your quilt! Whoever receives it will surely like all the greens/blues and that background. I think I see a quilt with this block in my future. Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteThe quilt has a breezy desert look to it! Very nice!
ReplyDeleteNice colors and a great quilt for a great cause!
ReplyDeleteYour colors are so perfect for this block and thanks for showing off your quilt from the first 30 Quilt Blocks in 30 Days Challenge. This is one of my favorite blocks because you can change the looks so quickly by changing one color. Your quilt is beautiful and someone is going to love it. You are so sweet to join in on the 30 Quilt Blocks is 30 Days Blog Hop and Quilt Along. THANK YOU!!!
ReplyDeleteA wonderful quilt - great colors - for a great cause! Thank you, Susan
ReplyDeletePretty quilt.
ReplyDeleteYou did a great job with the fabric choices. It is a very happy quilt.
ReplyDeleteI have loved this blog hop. . .it is amazing how all the blocks can look so different by just the fabric and setting choices made.
Have a lovely day.
Love it! Making the blocks from so many different fabrics makes it much more interesting. It's wonderful that it will bring comfort to a cancer patient.
ReplyDeleteNo matter where it finds its best light...it looks fantastic! Thanks for sharing your creativity with us today.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful quilt. Happy and bright. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteI was glad to see a quilt made with all of the blocks. I hope to do that some day. I love the green one too. So colorful, and I know it will be loved.
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So very pretty and pleasing to the eye! Someone will surely find comfort in wrapping up in this soft quilt. Love the colors!
ReplyDeleteLOVE it! And especially in the bright colors. Perfect to brighten the day of any cancer patient.
ReplyDeleteVery pretty!!! It's bright and happy. These easy patterns are great to sew and make a nice looking quilt too. That's a great idea to send only the top but then someone has to finish it with batting, backing, quilting, and binding. How do they put that into place?
ReplyDeleteI love your color choices. Wonderful quilt.
ReplyDeleteThis hop is great. Such simple blocks making such great quilts!
ReplyDeleteGreat color scheme idea and worthy cause too.
ReplyDeleteI love the way you used today's block! Such a bright and cheery quilt!
ReplyDeletenikilsend(at)outlook(dot)com
love the quilt you made!!!
ReplyDeleteThat looks great. I also love your quilt using all 30 blocks.
ReplyDeleteI love the colors in this set of blocks. Super fun blog hop!
ReplyDeleteIt's so nice of you to donate your pretty quilt top. I like seeing your completed hop quilt, I like that you used different colors in your blocks.
ReplyDeleteI love your quilt....someone is going to be really lucky to get this
ReplyDeleteThis is a great block for two-color quilts.
ReplyDeleteThe greens made your quilt really lovely--great quilt!
ReplyDeletebarbkaup(at)(yahoo)(dot)(com)
Your quilt is fabulous with all of the bright fun green fabrics you used for this quilt design. Plus, I enjoyed seeing all of your pictures of the quilt in the various areas. Thank you for sharing your magnificent quilt!
ReplyDeleteVictoria's Quilts is a fantastic organization! And your quilt is a beautiful addition to their cause. Thanks!
ReplyDeletePlease click on the delaineelliott above for my email link.
This turned out really beautiful and it sounds like a great cause to send it to!
ReplyDeleteI love your color choices. Wonderful quilt.
ReplyDeleteHolidayPalace
I love the fabrics you used and the quilt pattern is very unique. I'm sure it will brighten the day for it's recipient.
ReplyDeleteSuch a lovely fresh quilt top and to such a good cause!
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