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Quiltmaker’s 100 Blocks, Volume 6

If you’re looking for the Design Wall Monday post, it’s below this one, so this one can stay first on the blog all day!

Can you believe it’s time for another volume of Quiltmaker’s 100 Blocks issue, and we’re up to Volume 6, and there’s another exciting blog tour and I’m so happy to be a part of it again!  These issues provide so much inspiration for me and I look forward to each one of them.  The previous issues have become one of my greatest quilting resources so I can’t recommend them enough! There are gorgeous applique blocks, intriguing paper pieced blocks, some blocks that are combinations of different techniques and of course . . my favorite . . traditional piecing.

My block in this issue is this:

Here’s my block in my favorite bright fabrics.

And here’s just one example of how it could be used in a quilt:

How would you like to win a copy of Volume 6 of the 100 Blocks issue?  Please leave a comment and be sure your email is included, and you will be entered to win one of two copies.  One copy will come from Quiltmaker and I will be sending out a copy from here.  Saturday I’ll post the winners.

Every day this week there will be multiple bloggers participating in the blog tour so be sure to stop by Quiltmaker’s blog for a list of blogs you need to visit.  You’ll see lots of gorgeous and fun blocks, you may meet some new quilting bloggers and you can leave a comment at all the sites to win prizes.  And you might want to bookmark that Quilty Pleasures blog . . there’s always good info there!

 

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Comments

  1. Judy,
    Your block this year is too adorable as always! Keep up the great work in inspiring all of us to get creative with color. I can’t wait to see this issue!

  3. Number 6 already? I just got my copy of 5 about a week and a half ago! Guess I’m really behind! LOL! That’s a very versatile block. I can see it worked up in so many different colors.

  5. I really like your block again and the colors are just my cup of tea. I would like to try again to win a copy of this great book. Thanks for the opportunity.

  6. Oh, I do like your block & your choice of colors! These books are so much fun especially that one book contains so many wonderful block designs! thanx! Penny in So CA
    Quiltingholliday at aol dot com

  10. Loved your Block in the Magazine as always! I’m giving away two copies of Volume 6 on my Blog too. I was one of the QM Testers. I’m looking forward to Blog Tour all week. I finally get to show off my versions of the Blocks I tested.

  11. congrats on getting your block in the hundred blocks issue! I love how the corners of your block make a new design within the quilt!

  12. Love the 100 Blocks. I refer to them quite often for inspiration. Your block is great. I love the colors

  15. Great block–so bright and cheery! I love the 100 blocks–thanks for the chance to win a copy!

  17. Love your new block and the way it looks in the quilt you designed. I am needing this book so that I can make it! Your color choices are always so fantastic. Have volumes 2-5 and use them often. Missed out on volume 1….don’t want to miss out on volume 6. Would love to win a copy….

  18. Time for the magazine again? I always enjoy it. Your block looks geat. Have fun making Nicole’s quilt and thanks for the chance to win.

  22. Neat block!!!! I didn’t realize that there were volumes of the 100 block magazines, thought it was all the same. Thanks for pointing that out.
    Hugs!!!!

  24. A very cool block! I would like to try it with batiks one day…thanks for chance to win youre giveaway!

  26. I like your block and the great color combo. A block always looks good with purple in it. 🙂

  28. Great block, Judy! Dimples fabric in there? 🙂
    I really do love that magazine for all the inspiration it provides. How fun that you are a part of it as well.
    Enjoy your day!

  29. I am also a big fan of these magazines and always enjoy your blocks and quilts!

  30. Love your block,, love the magazine. Have all issues and will need to add this one to my collection. Thanks in advance. From northern Iowa. . . .

  35. I love your block with the bright colors. Thanks for the giveaway and have a great day.

  36. I agree that the 100 block issues are great resources. Your block is wonderful! Thank you for sharing your designs

  37. I would love to win the magazine. If I don’t I will be on the lookout for it. Thanks for the heads up.

  38. Congrats on the inclusion of your block….well deserved, I might add!! That mag holds so much in each issue it’s truly amazing!!!!! Would love a copy!!! Hugs, D

  40. I love this magazine. It’s my go to when I just want to browse about quilts instead of sew. I always find something I want to try.

  43. Love this block, especially with bright colors, can’t wait to see this new issue

  45. Love these magazines.. I have all 5, won one the very first blog tour, maybe its my time to be lucky again!!!

  46. The magazines are wonderful inspirations. I love your block – especially the bring colors.

  47. What a great block! I love the pattern it makes when put together in a quilt. Wonderful, thanks.

  56. Hey Judy….that is one lovely block and congrats. Looks like a great magazine and as you said could be very useful.
    Thanks, Gail

  57. Love your design Judy! I keep looking for this magazine but apparently not looking at it in the right places as I never do find it!

  58. i LOVE your new block…..it is exciting. ooohhh…if i don’t win a copy i’m gonna have to go shop. i love those books….great ideas. thanks for letting us know.

  59. I really enjoy looking at all the new blocks in these issues. I also use them to check out new blogs and quilt sites.
    Thanks for the chance to win!

  60. Congratulations Judy for your block being in this next issue of 100 Blocks! I really love your block and VERY much like it in the bright colors! Beautiful and fun looking block. Thank you.

  63. I love your block designs and the patterns you come up with. I have made a few of them for my family. I enjoy your blogging and the ideas you give us for our own creations. Thanks so much!

  65. What a neat block!! I’d love to win a copy because I haven’t been able to find one in a store, LOL.!

  70. I look forward to your bright colour choices in quilts. You inspire me to be more creative. Thanks

  72. I so look forward to this issue. Your bock is amazing – love the secondary pattern it creates.

  77. I love these books and always look forward to seeing all the new blocks. Love your blog thank you for you insperation.

  79. Love your block & can’t wait to get my hands on the new issue! Thanks for the opportunity to win!

  80. I appreciate the chance to get in on the giveaway – thank you – My daughter would love this block/colors in a quilt!

  85. I love this block! So cheerful! Thanks for the opportunity to win a copy of 100 Blocks.

  91. Hi, congratulations on having your block chosen to be in Vol.6!! I absolutely love it because it lends itself to so many color ways.! I’d love to see it made with batiks with a black background. But then again I’d love to see it made with nothing but bright fabrics. lol Again congratulations!!

  93. This block is quite unique.almost looks like a pansy! Thanks for a chance to win! P.S. we love the stories you write about the chickens.

  97. You always seem to forver amaze me with your talent. You have another great block for Quiltmaker’s 100 Blocks, Volume 6. I would love to win a copy of that fantastic magazine. Each volume keeps getting better and better with so many talented designers with their creative blocks. Thank you for the chance to win.

    Sandi T.
    sandit1@sbcglobal.net

  99. Great block Judy! Looks wonderful in the quilt layout, thanks for the chance to win the magazine.

  100. Would love this next issue – have purchased all the previous ones!

  109. Your block is beautiful! You have such a way with color. Thanks for the chance to win a copy of 100Blocks.

  111. The use of bright colors make this a really happy block. Congratulations for getting your block in Quiltmakers 100 Blocks #6. Thanks for the chance to win a copy!
    Tami in Colorado

  112. I would love to have the magazine. Thanks for the chance. Your block is beautiful

  114. Such a striking block…and knowing you it will be a piece of cake to piece! I am going to have to make this one:) Congrats and thanks for all you do for the quilting world:)

  115. Oh my gosh this is beautiful! Thank you for sharing it and thank you for the opportunity to win!

  116. I love the 100 blocks quiltmaker magazine. I would love to win a copy. As usual your block is just wonderful!
    I love how it looks when you put it all together in a quilt. Thanks Judy for all your hard work on making the block for this magazine.

  118. Congratulations on being included in 100 Blocks! Love your block and I appreciate you including the visual of what an entire quilt would look like – I have trouble with that! Thanks for the inspirationa dn for the chance to win!

  119. Since I never really won anything on-line before, this would be a great start. Thanks for the chance to do so.

  120. Judy, your block is awesome! I hope it is not as complicated to make as it looks! Thanks for a chance to win.

  121. What a great block Judy and the colors are perfect! Congrats for being in the magazine and I would love to win a copy!

  123. Judy a wonderful design…using your favorite Dimples fabric no less. I love the layout you’ve suggested. I totally agree with your statements about QM’s 100 Blocks Volumes. I wouldn’t miss an opportunity to have the next! Sandi

  127. Love your block. It would make a great quilt. Love to win a copy of the Quiltmaker’s 100 Blocks magazine, but if I don’t, I will be on the look out to buy it to add to the ones I have. So many ideas.

  128. Wow! I love your block and the quilt it makes! I can’t wait to see this latest edition!

  131. Great design, Judy. I would love to have a copy to add to my much loved collection.

  134. Love the versatility of the Rainbow block — I can see it in perky modern fabrics as well as traditional fabrics like the 1800s repros.

  137. Your block is very complex. I cannot wait to get
    my copy of the next issue of 100 blocks! I have every issue and refer to them often. Thanks for the opportunity.

  141. Judy,
    Your designs are beautiful!
    Thank you for the chance to win the newest 100 Blocks!

  143. Your block is so bright and happy! I love happy quilts! I could also use up some of my happy stash with a full size quilt!! I just can’t wait to get my hands on Volume 6!! I am always so inspired by 100 Blocks!!

  144. I look forward to your blog each day and now look forward to this issue!
    Love the way you use color

  145. I like your block, especially how it looks in rhe complete quilt example. Thank you for the chance to win.

  146. At first this seemed really hard looking…but the more I looked at it, I could do this!! Very Fun!!
    Congrats on a great block!

  147. your block is wonderful. i love the colors and paterns you chose. thnaks for shairing nad congrats

  148. Traditional piecing is my favorite technique, and your block has so many options for batik, traditional calicos, controlled scrappy…and on and on! Love the secondary pattern with the sashing & cornerstones also!

  153. I love how your blocks just dance across the quilt — and the colors really sing. a song and a dance, how appropriate!

  154. Thank you for a chance to win a copy of the magazine. I love seeing all the blocks. Yours is great, it looks so complicated but breaks down into a very easy process. Love that!

  155. Wow, what an awsome block! Congratulations!
    I’d make these blocks from solids rotating the colours. Your layout is fascinating!
    Best wishes!

  159. What a great block! Love your choice of colors, too. Looking forward to owning a copy of the new book even if I have to buy it!

  160. I would love to win, never won anything, and the blocks will be amazing. Love your blog although I don’t put a message everytime.

  162. I love the bright version of your block ..and the script in your comments is awesome.

  163. It is always so much fun to see all the different designs in the 100 Blocks issues. I’m sure this one will be just as inspiring.

  165. Love your block, as usual. Especially love the bright colored one. I’ve just pulled fabrics in those exact colors for another quilt! This magazine is very difficult to find in this area so I really hope to win a copy.

  168. Love your block and I can see it done in a lot of color ways. Thanks. for showing your block. Congrats.

  171. I like the movement in this block. It would make a great baby play mat in these bright colours.

  174. Love your blog and love your block. I go to your blog first thing when I start the computr. Want to see what is happening in Texas. From Connecticut. Thanks Judy.

  177. I’d love to win a copy of the 100 Blocks – your contribution is inviting me……

  178. Hi Judy, I, also enjoy traditional piecing. Thank you for sharing with us. I really enjoy your blog. It feels like we are friends! Liz

  180. Wow! The colors in your new block are wonderful. Of course I am partial to brights. Congrats for being included in 100 Blocks again.

  181. I love your block. It would be so cute in all solids making each block in one color using light, medium and dark and putting them in a rainbow setting.

  184. I just love how your block looks in a quilt! Thanks sew much for this chance to win 🙂

  186. While I like the look of applique and paper piecing, tradional piecing is where my heart lies, so I love your blocks!

  187. Another awesome block -you never disappoint!!! I love your bold colors and your use of solids! This could take so many color schemes!

  188. I’m so happy to find your blog. This blog tour is a great idea. I’m finding great sites with so much wonderful inspiration. Love your site. Thanks.

  191. Wow, that looks really complex! That’s one of the types of blocks that I aspire to create someday. Congrats on being in the QM 100 Blocks!

  193. Love the colorful fabrics. Can hardly wait for the 100 block magazine to come out to try out everyone’s block. Yours is just beautiful.

  194. Once again you’ve created a wonderful block. This block looks like it will be fun to piece. I need to get a copy of this issue!

  196. I love your block! And I love this magazine! Thanks so much for a chance at the give-away.

  197. This is a suprise! I did not know you were one of the lucky designers to be featured in one of the best magazines ever!!! I, too, find my back issues to be a source of inspiration, and I look forwards to getting my hands on this volume as well!

  198. Love the bright colors and the design! Congrats on being part of the new publication! Would love to win a copy! Thank you for the opportunity!

  199. Of course you made the book again 🙂 Your blocks are great …I love your blog….It always makes me smile…..appreciate your giving spirit, even though you don’t like to shop!!! Hahahahah

  201. Love your block. Especially the pastel version. I can see a grandhild wrapped in that.

  202. What a winderful block. I call my children my rainbows and this just expresses all the love i feel for them. Thank you

  203. What a lovely block design! It looks great in the bright colors but would great in some of the fabrics from different collections. Can’t wait to see this edition!
    ps…love seeing the script font 🙂

  204. Your new block reminds me a little of the traditional Card Trick block – one of my all-time favorites!

  214. What a beautiful block! What a fun quilt the blocks make all put together. You’re so talented!, Great job!

    Thank you and Quiltmaker for a great giveaway and a chance to win.

    usairdoll(at)gmail(dot)com

  216. hi! Nice to meet you!
    This block is different but very classy! I really enjoy the examples of different color combinations. My favorite is the brights on the black, though!

  222. Love your block! Will look good with one of the borders from your book! I am enjoying your book and plan on using it to enlarge some of my quilts.

  223. I love your brightly colored block. It is so cheerful. I’m looking forward to seeing the new issue of 100 blocks. Thanks for the opportunity to win a copy.
    Linda in Southern Illinois

  226. Love the block you designed for this issue. Please enter me in your drawing & keep those chicken stories coming – they always bring a smile to my face!
    Beth in AL

  232. I love the way you used solid colors. It looks kind of like the Amish style. I have wanted to make a quilt with these bright colors and i love yours

  233. Love your block!! And, I love these special issues. Thanks for the opportunity to win.

  235. I love your designs and would love to win a copy of the magazine. Thanks for all you do for all of us, I for one, appreciate it.

  236. I love the block it has so many possibilities. Congratulations on being in the book again.
    a.ladyfarmer at yahoo dot com

  237. Judy, I love your block! The 100 block issues are my faves. I would love to add this one to my collection!

  238. Your block is cute. I love the way it creates so much movement when placed in a quilt..

  241. I love all of the magazines even though I have yet to make a block from one! Soon, very soon. I love your block and I can see making it.

  243. Love your blog, and your contribution to this magazine. Thank you for a chance to win a copy

  244. Pieceing is my favorite as well – and your block is gorgeous. Thanks so much for the chance to win.!

  245. I have never seen the magazine in person, I’m a Seattle(ite), retired to Mexico and would love to win a copy I really like your block in the bright fabrics. Thank you for a chance to win.

  246. Well, Judy, you did it again. Another great block. I really enjoy these magazines and have all of them so far. Maybe I can win one this year. Thanks for the opportunity. Have a great day.

  247. Love your colors in your block and like the pattern also. Thanks for a chance to win and congrats for being in the magazine.

  249. I love your new block and the chance to wim a copy of
    “Quiltmaker’s 100 Blocl Vol 6. ”
    Thanks,
    N. Smith

  250. Piecing is my favorite also though I have been doing some appique lately. I have not yet gotten one of these magazines yet and I thank you for the opportunity to see what the fuss is all about, lol
    Your block is great, though they always are
    debbie

  251. Love your block and especially love the quilt design you posted here. Congrats on being chosen for the book.

  254. I need to retire so I can have time to read all these great blogs and enter the give-aways!!

  256. Great block, and I love the colors in your version! Congrats on being in the book again.

  258. I like the bold colors that you used for your block. It looks like it would be fun to play with colors using your block

  259. Please, oh please, draw my name. I love these books. Your quilts are a real inspiration to me.

  260. I always find such great inspiration on your blog (both quilting and otherwise!), and love the pattern you selected to include! Thanks for the opportunity to win a copy of 100 Blocks! It might be Volume 6 but receiving it would be a “first” for me.

  261. Great versatile block! I love brights as well. Can’t wait to try it. Congratulations and thanks for sharing.

  262. Judy,
    You are so talented. I love your block and can see it in many color combinations. Keep up the good work!!

  264. Congratulations on being included in this fantastic publication. I really love your block and can see lots of ways it could really shine.

  265. I always look forward to your block in the 100 Block magazine. Thank you for the chance to win.

  266. Wow love the block, the colors are great. Will have to make the block myself, but since I’m a scrap quilter I’m going to do mine in all different colors.

  267. I love how the little pinwheel in the center is repeated as the blocks are laid (minus the sashing of course!) Thanks for the overall layout, that makes it so much easier to imagine! Congrats on being included in the 100!

  271. I absolutely love your block. I think it will be a fast one to whip up. Now I know why I follow your blog–we think the same.. Would love to win a copy of the magazine..

  272. I’m so excited for you and I would love to have a copy. You’re block is awesome as always. Thanks for sharing this giveaway and your block.

  273. Congrats on your block. Very nice. I could see it done in a lot of different colors.

  277. I wish I were clever enough to design a block that would make a nice secondary design when used in a quilt. Great block!

  283. I have all the QM’s block issues too and they are wonderful. I get a kick out of seeing my favorite bloggers’ blocks – your personality shines through Judy! Thanks for the chance to win.

  284. Love, love, love your block and your quilt. Are those cornerstones really round?

  287. Your block is beautiful but it looks complicated! I would love to try it. Thanks for a chance to win the magazine.

  290. I really like your block and your choice of colours. I have to find this magazine soon. Thanks for the giveaway.

  291. A wonderful block Judy. I really like the bright version and the quilt sample is awesome. Congratulations for another winning block.

  292. Once again, you’ve made a quilt I love! The dimples fabric
    just works great. Thanks

  293. The block is very interesting! I want to see how tyou did it. The colors are fun, and the whole quilt design and borders are great. Thanks for inspiring me!

  296. I love your block & love your colors! Congratulations on getting it published and thanks for the chance to win!

  298. Great block Judy, congrats! I get two copies each issues (if I dont win any), one to cut up and use and one to save. Love them!

  302. What a neat script for comments. I like that. This has to be your best block yet. Love it.

  303. SO ADORE your block. I’m a brights gal too!
    Already adding this to my “MUST DO” list.

    Hope I win the pattern book.

  307. Love your block..looks great in either colour set. Thanks for a chance to win I have the first 5 voloumes in my library.

  309. I agree with you. These block collections are a great resource for future quilts. I love it when the blog hop begins because I get to see so many of the patterns before I get my hands on a copy of the magazine.

  311. Wow! Can you believe 294 comments (or more, by the time I finish typing this!)? I am glad that solid fabrics are returning to the quilting world — I think they really make the colors jump. Your block looks so unusual, set block to block. I like it!
    quiltschon@att.net

  313. Wowzer! Absolutely love the bright colors.! What a great sunny quilt it would make!

  314. Wow- it’s time for another 100 blocks book already- another great block Judy and it really pops with the bright colors!

  319. Loving all your blocks and creations! , I haven’t seen this book here in NZ so an opportunity to win a copy is great, thank you 🙂

  320. Judy,
    Love the new block! You’re always an inspiration to us! I really enjoyed the feather tutorial you did, I learned a lot!!

  321. This is another fascinating block. I was trying to deconstruct it. Guess I’ll just have to buy the magazine! Unless I WIN a copy. Thanks for sharing your talent.

  323. Your block is beautiful.. I think I’m going to try this block. Thanks for the giveaway.

  325. I love your block. It is so full of color and movement.
    I have not had the opportunity of seeing this book before…just not available here in Zimbabwe. Thanks for the chance to win one.

  327. Congrats on having another of your blocks published! And thanks for the chance to win.

  328. Judy, have enjoyed your blog for quite a number of years now. Your entries into the 100 blocks by Quilt Maker are always so crisp and versatile. Keep up the inspirational work, and thanks for all the effort your expend to share your quilting journey with the rest of us. Laura Hood.

  329. I like your block. I’ve enjoyed making the blocks you designed for the Christmas Town Sampler, so when I get my copy of the 100 Blocks Volume 6 I’ll have to try this one too. Congratulations!

  330. I like Rainbow Dreams in the purple;pink block, but it looks great in every variaion. Love the name you chose, too.

  333. Wow can’t wait to get the next volume I love the block you have made especially in the brighter colors. Would make a good quilt for one of the granddaughters.

  339. Of course I’d like to win a copy of the new compilation! And I do like your block design.

  340. Your creative blocks and colour selections inspire me! So would a copy of the next release of 100 Blocks!
    Carolyn

  341. I love the look of your block. I just started quilting this year and it looks simple enough for me to try 🙂

  351. Thanks for the chance to win 100 Blocks. Your block looks a little advanced and colors are gorgeous.
    Bev in BC

  353. Wow! It was a long way down here, Judy!! (I am missing you while you are on your ‘blog break’.) Your block is really showy in the bright colors. I like it.

  361. You have outdone yourself again. Your block is great. Its always fun to see what you create. Thats why I am addicted to your blog.

  362. I, too, love traditional piecing! I would love to win a copy of this book! Looking forward to the following days and blogs.

  364. Wow, I will ad my name to the hat in this LONG list of people wanting to win the magazine. Thanks for the opportunity Judy. You are the best!

  365. Love you block and am looking forward to seeing more of your blocks. Wish I had you creative mind skills.

  366. Wow … Looks really intricate … can’t wait for the magazine to come out (or win a copy) to see components. This is definitely on my bucket list … like it used in a full quilt, too!

  367. Hiya! Congrats on having a beautiful block chosen for the new book. I am a regular blog follower; hope you’re enjoying your break. I am a novice quilter, so the blocks book would come in very handy for inspiration. Thank you for having the giveaway. Blessed be, hugs!!!

  368. What a beautiful block. So bright and fun. I’d love to be a winner. Thanks Judy

  369. This blog is the first 100 block blog, I have participated in. It is fantastic seeing all of the participating sites that are taking part in this blog tour. I love seeing all of the new blocks you have created they are awesome.

  370. I have purchased the last five volumes when they’ve appeared at the magazine rack, would love to win this one. Love the block.

  371. You might not be surprised to hear from a retired math teacher that I’ m smitten by the beautiful geometry of this block.

  372. Gosto realmente de cores fortes e brilhantes,fica tão bonito,todos notam,preguntam….quero mais é chamar atenção.Parabéns por esta no livro,é sempre bom ser reconhecido por trabalhos bem feitos.Obrigada
    .tiacarminhapezzuto@gmail.com

  373. love your block. It has such great possibilities! Thank you for giving me a chance to win! Keep up the great work!

  377. Love your color choice for the block! There are so many blocks to explore in this book.

  384. put my name in the hat for the magazine. I can never find an issue locally.

  385. Congratulations on your block! The colors are beautiful. Thanks for the chance to win!

  387. This block looks really yummy, I loved it, by the way, Im going to try to figure it out how to change the font in my blog, love your font 😉

  388. I love your block – what a beautiful quilt it makes!!! Thank you for the opportunity to win the book so I can make your pattern!

  389. I love the brights – but then I love brights. I am starting to drool at the things I’m seeing and I know I’m going to love Volume 6 – just like I love the first 5.

  392. Your block makes a very nice quilt. So good to see you on line today. Hope you are enjoying your rest.

  393. I always like your blocks and borders, and you have done it again! Congratulations in being in the new publication.

  394. It’ll be fun to play with different color palettes using this block!
    Awesome, Judy!

  396. This is a beautiful block. I love how a secondary pattern appears between the blocks in your quilt!

  400. That’s a very pretty block. I think that it would be beautiful as a quilt on its own, but it would also be very nice in a sampler quilt.

  401. Congrats on hoving your block in the edition! I love how conplex it appears. As Tim Gunn from Project Runway would say, “it definately has that “wow” factor!!

  404. Well, you have quite a following! But we knew that! Love that block too. I am hoping to win, but even if I don’t, I will still get this magazine! Always love it!

  405. Gosh all the blocks are just awesome. Not sure which I would like to make first. As always, Judy, your block is really neat!!! One way or the other I will get this magazine, either by hook or crook!! Thanks for the contest!!

  406. Awesome block. Even though it looks complicated, I’ll bet you’ve broken it down into manageable steps.

  407. Love your block and love the colors. I too like the traditional blocks. Thanks for sharing.

  408. So far you have the best block!!!! So now I need the magazine so I can make your block…please…pretty please!

  411. What a happy block, so colorful and cheerful! Great job! Thanks for your giveaway and for sharing with us.

    missmoozie(at)gmail(dot)com

  413. I really like this block. I can’t wait to experiment wilh different color combinations.

  414. Fun block! My design wall has nothing on it currently as it was used at a guild function and I haven’t put it back up in my studio. I also like the idea of keeping track of yardage, though it would be hard for me to figure it out (and would take time away from sewing!!).

  418. What an interesting block! I always look forward to these block publications and this one is no exception!

  420. I love your block in the bright colors, it does look challenging. I would love to win the magazine.

  427. I really like this in “your” colors! You come up with the most interesting blocks. Where does your inspiration come from?

  432. What a neat block — anxiously waiting for the magazine just in case I don’t win 🙂

  433. What a versatile block. I was just imagining it in Civil War repros. I think that would be a good look, too, don’t you?

  435. Wow – that is a stunning block Judy! I see all kinds of possible fabric combos that would be gorgeous in this block. Thanks for sharing!

  441. Love the books and your block. I also appreciate the bright colors – they are sooo me! hugs

  442. You did it again. Sooooo creative. I love the way the design just pops out at you. I can’t wait to get my hands on the latest addition.

  444. I like your block! Thanks for the chance to win. I also like your site. (I raise silkie chickens for pets too.)

  445. I would love a chance to win the magazine. I have several of them and have actually used them!

    I read your blog 2 or 3 times a day, it always make me laugh.

  449. With adjusted fabric placement, I could see this looking like flowers – a big garden full!

  451. In case you don’t have enough entries, haha. I have been watching for the next one. I covet these books. Twice a week I take a sit down bath after work,and these books are my tub companions. So many amazing ideas come from these therapy sessions. Love your block.

  453. I just bought an older version last month. Would love to win the latest 100 Blocks to further inspire me. Your block is one I would definetly try.

  454. I would love to win a copy of this, especially if it came from you..What happened to all of Vince’s green shirts? Haven’t seen him wearing them as much in Texas!!!

  456. Love the block you made for the magazine. Even the brighter coloured one is good to look at. Thanks for sharing.

  457. I love brights and batiks. It’s difficult for me to use anything else. Would love to win the magazine.

    Thanks, Sandra

  464. What a cheery block. Another one to add to the list to make. It’s going to be a great sampler quilt.

  465. Lovely block. I’m sure your directions make it simpler than it looks like it would be.

  466. Another beautiful block by you Judy. You are always so inspiring. Thank you so much for all of your sharing.

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