Another month, another round of bee blocks. For the Free Bee, Leanne She Can Quilt asked for tiny improv blocks framed by neutrals. I did a bit of curved strip piecing, surrounded by off-white cottons and linens.
For the Traveling Quilts, I worked on Amber one Shabby Chick's quilt. There's so much energy in the quilt already, I decided to go low volume. I added the column to the left of Monica's spool and thread.
More precisely, there are two courthouse steps blocks and a chevron log cabin. Any now Penny gets to take a shot at this one, too!
And one extra photo, with drama provided by concrete and wind.
Very, very beautiful, Dan! Are the measurements in inch or cm?
ReplyDeleteWow such stunning blocks! The low volume style seems to be the in thing =D
ReplyDeleteI too think that my quilt is going to be wonderful, thank you again for such an awesome block.
ReplyDeleteWow, Dan. The low volume section you added is stunning! And the bird works perfectly. I really have enjoyed seeing these quilts develop! And Leanne's block? LOVE.
ReplyDeleteLovely
ReplyDeleteYour oatmeal colored blocks are so wonderful. I'm still new to quilting but I'm very inspired by many of the mono chromatic quilts I've seen around the blogosphere. Thank you for sharing.
ReplyDeleteI just purchased 4 packs of nickles in the oatmeal family. Now what to do with them!
ReplyDeleteI wanted to let you know that the Men Quilt Too Show for this October is cancelled due to low participation. I am however, going to have a linky party just like I did last year for everyone who wants to come over and link up again. I hope to see you!
The linky party will air on October 15th over at www.pigtalesandquilts.com!