Welcome Fall, Welcome Y'all, and Welcome to the:
Since February, on the first day of each month, different designers have been releasing 2 blocks for the In Our Garden Blog Hop. One block is a traditional pieced block and the other block is an applique block. October is my month to share with you.
The first block I have for you is the traditionally pieced, Squash Blossom.
I like this block because of it's southwestern look.
SQUASH BLOSSOM
The first block I have for you is the traditionally pieced, Squash Blossom.
I like this block because of it's southwestern look.
(12.5 Unfinished)
Cutting Directions:
Feature Fabric: Turquoise
8 - 2.5” squares
8 - 3” squares
8 - 3” squares
Background Fabric: White (tone
on tone white)
12 - 2.5” squares
8 - 3” squares
8 - 3” squares
1. Use the eight 3” squares of turquoise fabric, and the
eight 3”
squares of background fabric to create 16 HST units. Trim to 2.5”.
2. Assemble block according to the diagram.
The Applique block is a Fall/Winter spaghetti squash.
Be sure to line your lighter fabrics ! (Yikes I forgot to!)
Print this pattern HERE
More blocks yet to come
squares of background fabric to create 16 HST units. Trim to 2.5”.
2. Assemble block according to the diagram.
The Applique block is a Fall/Winter spaghetti squash.
More blocks yet to come
November
Lana – It Seams to be Sew
Lana – It Seams to be Sew
December
Jan - Sew and Sow Farm
January
Amy – Sew Incredibly Crazy– Final Blocks and wrap up
There's a group Facebook page HERE
and a Flickr Group
where everyone has been sharing garden blocks.
There will be a link up at Sew Incredibly Crazy as we finish this month's blocks
and
Participants are able to win prizes like a
Thank you Amy for hosting this fun BOM
and thank you to
For providing my fabrics designed by Sue Zipkin
Have fun creating and God bless you !
