Today is my day on the Quiltmaker 100 Blocks Blog Tour!
I'm excited to finally get to show you my block! I used Joel Dewberry's Modern Meadow along with some gray solid fabrics. It is Block #285.
Some of you who did the Jelly Roll Quilt Along may think it looks vagely familiar. That's because the block I designed for the JRQA was the inspiration for this block. Here is my Jelly Roll block:
I added some cornerstones in the nine patch to add a repetative element. I made a quilt using sashing between the blocks to echo that repetative element one additional time. You can see another picture of my quilt on page 21 of the same magazine in the Designer's Gallery!
You can create your own sampler quilt from this magazine. It will be in quilt shops next week.
Leave a comment below for a chance to win a copy of this fun magazine!
And check out others on the tour today:
Thanks for stopping by!
I guess I'm first! I love this block! I have to say that it's more interesting than your jelly roll block. Don't hate me for saying that. :-) And, congrats for getting in this magazine! Awesome!
ReplyDeleteI made the inspiration block and love your new take on it!
ReplyDeleteLovely, I like your block!
ReplyDeleteGreat block. Love the colors too. Love your sampler blocks. Thank you for sharing
ReplyDeleteVery nice block! :)
ReplyDeleteWhat a great design your block makes. Gray is on my list of 'must do' quilting. Thanks for sharing a great block.
ReplyDeleteLove the Joel Dewberry fabric. It is such an intersting block. At first glance it looks like a regular 9-patch, but it has far more detail. With the solid sashing it lets the fabric shine.
ReplyDeleteI have loved those magazines and look forward to getting the 3rd. the block is so inspiring.
ReplyDeleteI can't decide which of your blocks I like best. Congrats on being featured in the magazine.
ReplyDeleteI really like this block. Thank you for sharing it. Take care and God bless, Cory
ReplyDeleteNice block and a great quilt.
ReplyDeleteIt reminds me of a block I did in a workshop several years ago. It makes up so cute with the secondary designs when the blocks are joined.
ReplyDeleteThis will. Be a great block for using up scraps.
ReplyDeleteWow, the block really does great as a full quilt with sashing. I see some wonderful secondary designs.
ReplyDeleteI would love to win a copy of this magazine.
Congrats on having a block in the magazine!
ReplyDeleteLove the block, and especially your idea for a sampler quilt from the blocks in the issue. They certainly look great on the mug!
ReplyDeleteoh WOW!I can see possibilities with this block!!! Can't wait to try it out.
ReplyDeleteGreat block! It looks really good en masse!
ReplyDeleteThis block is very versatile...I can see it done in a controlled colorway and scrappy, my favorite. Can't wait to see your block in the magazine---congratulations!
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ReplyDeleteI love both these blocks!! Well done!
ReplyDeletePaulette
I have really enjoyed the Jelly Roll Sampler as well as the Layer Cake Quiltalong. Now, you have entered a block and this sure makes a great quilt. I would love to enter to win 100 Block, Volume 3. So many talented designers as well as so many blocks to make. Thank you.
ReplyDeleteSandi from Sonora, CA
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Great block...love your choice of fabric too! Will look forward to the directions for it!
ReplyDeleteOne of my favorites so far! Love how that looks in the quilt. Congrats!
ReplyDeleteCongratulations on having your block published!! I am so excited for you! ~karen
ReplyDeleteWhat a great block. I love all the little squares.
ReplyDeleteI like your block. Thanks for showing it in a full quilt setting. Thanks for a chance to win a copy of this magazine.
ReplyDeleteLove the repeating element! Thanks for sharing your Block. Hope I'm a winner of the Magazine so I can make a sampler too!
ReplyDeleteNice block! I love how "complex" it gets when you group a bunch of this block together!
ReplyDeleteCongrats, cool block - gotta love Dewberry.
ReplyDeleteI really like your block. It makes a great quilt.
ReplyDeleteI love the quilt made with your block. Yours is one of my favorites so far.
ReplyDeleteThank you for showing the quilt....takes the block to a whole new level.
ReplyDeleteKonda, Congrats on being in the magazine. Love your block! Don't include my name in the drawing!
ReplyDeleteLove your block and thanks for a chance to win 100 Blocks. Congrats for making it in the magazine!
ReplyDeleteLove your block. It looks very modern and graphic with the fabrics you used, but could probably made to look more traditional if that was someone's preference. I think that's great!
ReplyDeleteMoose quilts, Moose quilts...just saying that makes me smile. Great Site. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteYour block looks very modern, especially made up in contemporary fabrics. I am wondering just how small those tiny squares are!!!
ReplyDeletenice block! Thanks for the chance!
ReplyDeleteAnother great block and I love the idea of being able to mix the different blocks to make a sampler.
ReplyDeleteDebbie
Nice block. I also like your idea of using the blocks in the magazine to create a sampler quilt.
ReplyDeleteBoth of these blocks are great!
ReplyDeleteI love the secondary pattern the block makes when put together! Congrats!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful
ReplyDeleteGray is my favorite color.
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Love your block and the fabrics you chose!
ReplyDeleteFun block, very versatile. Congrats and thanks!
ReplyDeleteHow cool to have a block in this pub!
ReplyDeleteI really like this block. All these neat blocks in the magazine. Congrats!
ReplyDeleteVery crisp, clean block and I just love the secondary design that comes out in the quilt!
ReplyDeletebgailey@hawaii.rr.com
I really like your use of the cornerstones in the nine patch ... very classy :) Congratulations on your inclusion in the magazine!!! and thank you for this chance to win a copy!!
ReplyDeleteThis is a great block!
ReplyDeleteFun block! congrats!
ReplyDeleteI like your block, the corner stones add just that little bid of compelxity to it.
ReplyDeleteWhat an outstanding block! And the perfect choice of fabrics. It is part traditional and part contemporary. Very cool!
ReplyDeleteLeslie S. in MN
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Great looking block! Congrats on being in Vol 3 and thanks for giveaway. So much talent in that magazine, can't wait to see the whole issue
ReplyDeletesince my nickname is moose, i have to like your website. I would love to have this book, and plan on visiting your site again, now that i have found it.
ReplyDeleteLike to see the same block in different color choices, really fuels the imagination
ReplyDeleteI love how this block translates to a gorgeous quilt. Hmmmm... I hope it is jelly roll friendly!
ReplyDeleteCongrats! Great block, I love how it comes together in a quilt!
ReplyDeleteNeat block. thanks for the chance to win.
ReplyDeleteGreat block. I like scrappy blocks.
ReplyDeleteGreat block. I'm looking forward to the book.
ReplyDeleteLove your block! Congratulations on being in the magazine.
ReplyDeletegreat block, thanks for sharing,i like,this quilt rather then the other one and love the secondary design you get
ReplyDeleteWonderful blocks!! Congratulations for getting them in the magazine. Thanks for the opportunity to enter the giveaway.
ReplyDeleteWow! What a fun magazine! That could keep me busy for awhile!!! Your block is very pretty!
ReplyDeleteCongrats on getting your block in Vol. 3! I really like it!!! HUGS... and stitches
ReplyDeleteThe block sashing and cornerstones really adds a great touch to the whole quilt. Great idea. Thanks.
ReplyDeleteI would do your block with bright colors.
ReplyDeleteCindy W.
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Love your block and the Joel Dewberry is perfect with it. Thanks for the chance.
ReplyDeleteGreat block. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteCongrats on your block. I like your choice of fabrics.
ReplyDeleteI love your block. I've been really into using different color solids more often and this is perfect for it!
ReplyDeleteVery pretty and I really like the layout of the block into a complete quilt. Congratulations for getting your block into the magazine and thanks for a chance to win.
ReplyDeleteYour block is so inspirational; you can use up your stash for a scrappy look. Love that!
ReplyDeleteCongratulations on being selected for QM 100 Blocks v3 Now I have another idea of what to make with the Modern Meadow I've slowly collected! Thanks for the inspiration.
ReplyDeleteLove your block, but I liked the onoe you tweaked.Congratulations on having your block in Quiltmaker's 100 Blocks Vol. 3.
ReplyDeleteThanks for a chance to win.
ReplyDeleteCongrats on being published
Very unique block. Love the way it repeats in the setting. Congrats on being chose for the magazine
ReplyDeleteWhat I liked about your block is that you used some solids! we seem to have gotten away from solids and its nice to see them returning!
ReplyDeleteYou show it's hip to be square. Kathie L in Allentown
ReplyDeleteI love plaid-looking blocks. This is very versitile and I would love to use it in a quilt!
ReplyDeleteJudy
Love the Modern Meadow block. Congratulations on being featured in the magazine.
ReplyDeletejennhgray@gmail.com
I love the bloggy book tour! I'm finding lots of lovely inpiration and new blogs to read. Congratulations on having your block chosen.
ReplyDeleteI love how this looks done up in a quilt!
ReplyDeleteI had the second block sent to me in a swap and I love it!
ReplyDeleteHaving fun on this blog tour! Thanks for the chance to win. Love seeing the quilt made with your block, too.
ReplyDeleteOh wow!!! I really like how the quilt of your blocks looks. I might just have to add that to my To Do list!
ReplyDeleteYour fabric choices make this really interesting. I think it will be fun to play with different combinations --- lots of possibilities.
ReplyDeleteThis block in the picture you did of the full sized quilt with the added things is awesome. Love the block alot. The colors you chose I think would even be good for a quilt for a man.
ReplyDeleteCongratulations on being in Issue 3!
I like the block interesting has a nice twist. Congratulations getting your block into the mag.
ReplyDeleteVery creative. Love it!
ReplyDeleteGreat block!
ReplyDeleteGreat block! and I love your fabric choices.
ReplyDeleteAnother intriguing block design. I really like this one!
ReplyDeletewhat a great secondary design! I love your fabric choices ☺
ReplyDeleteCongrats for being included in the 3rd ed of 100 Quilt Blocks mag. Love your block.
ReplyDeleteI really love the corner stones within the corner stones, especially when I see the whole quilt made up. Really cute
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Very neat block and choice of fabrics. Thanks for a great giveaway.
ReplyDeleteLove the cornerstones added to the blocks.
ReplyDeleteThere are just not enough hours in the day to enjoy all these blog posts! What a fun block!
ReplyDeleteLove your block. Can't wait to get my hands on this magazine!
ReplyDeleteI love your block!! It's gorgeous!!!
ReplyDeletegreat idea for a scrap quilt.
ReplyDeleteso pretty! looks easy to do too! Dana.
ReplyDeletenelfamily at windjammercable dot net
Love the block....love the secondary design. Congrats for being in the magazine.
ReplyDeleteGreat block - and thanks for the giveaway!
ReplyDeleteI really like the way some blocks create secondary designs.
ReplyDeleteKonda, I LOVE your block! Yes, I did the jelly roll quilt, and this particular block was one of my favorites!! Congrats on being in the book!
ReplyDeleteThis looks great. Thanks for sharing such a great design.
ReplyDeleteVery beautiful block ,thank you opportunity that it is possible to prepare it if I win it :)
ReplyDeleteI love your block and the fabrics you chose. I would really love to win a copy of the magazine.
ReplyDeleteNice design. I like the smaller repeated version in the center. Sandi
ReplyDeleteWhat a unique block. It makes me think of the pictures with a reflection that keeps getting smaller.
ReplyDeleteGreat block, congrats on being published! I would love to win the magazine.
ReplyDeleteP.S. I enjoyed making the jelly roll and still working on the layer cake; delay in finishing due to other commitments.
Love the block and love the secondary design.
ReplyDeleteCongrats on your block in the book.
ReplyDeleteCongrats on your block! It looks like a way to use up some scraps.
ReplyDeleteNice! I think I'd like it with scrappy centers too! Thanks for sharing your designs and ideas on your blog.
ReplyDeleteCongrats on this great block, glad to finally get a look at it. Now looking forward to being able to make it! Thanks for all you do and all the fun you give us too!!
ReplyDeleteI really like this block!! Congrats on being feature in Vol. 3 :)
ReplyDeletei love your block - and i think it would be amazing in colours like your jelly roll block as well.
ReplyDeletethanks so much for the chance to win, i can't wait to get a copy and start playing!
Nice block!
ReplyDeleteCongratulations for making the magazine again. Thanks for the opportunity to win a copy.
ReplyDeletecan"t wait to get a copy, nice job
ReplyDeleteCongrats on having your block in the magazine! Very cute.
ReplyDeleteGreat block- it looks fabulous repeated in the quilt!
ReplyDeleteGreat block & the quilt design really shows it off. Thanks for the chance to win the magazine.
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