Well, maybe it isn't exactly a challenge, But I DID challenge MYSELF to come through for my blog friend, Cynthia, at Quilting is More Fun Than Housework.
In case you've missed it, Cynthia holds a block drive a couple times each year. She assembles the blocks into compassion quilts which she distributes in her area of Oregon. In her current block drive she has requested Color Stix, a pattern available on her website.
In a little over one week I have assembled 58 blocks for Cynthia ...
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... made a small happy quilt for myself ...'
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... and started a "manly" quilt for our Devo and Sew comfort quilts ...
Check out Cynthia's blog to see the specifics. The blocks are very easy to make and a bit addictive -- just sayin' ...
You are amazing! I can see why those blocks would be addictive. Your quilt top is definitely a happy one!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea! I love these blocks! Thank you for the inspiration!
ReplyDeleteAll your blocks look great! I love the blocks for the manly quilt you are making for your Devo and Sew group. Please tell Jane I said hello!
ReplyDeleteYour happy quilt is so pretty, and I love those fabrics on the manly quilt!
ReplyDeleteYou made some fun blocks! What a great way to use up some odds and ends strips.
ReplyDeleteWow, look at you go, Libby!!
ReplyDeleteI received your blocks yesterday and they are perfect! In fact, I started putting them into quilt tops already. I love the two you are making. It is a really versatile block - Cynthia
ReplyDeleteOoh, the neutral version -- wow!
ReplyDeleteThat is quite the accomplishment, Libby. How wonderful to have these beautiful blocks sewn and generously donate them too. They will be very much appreciated I'm sure.
ReplyDeleteWow! What a great block for a quick, simple, BEAUTIFUL quilt! I love it in the neutral colors ... we get a lot of floral, or kid-like quilts donated to our guild's Comfy Quilts program, but not a lot for men. I may have to borrow your design (with permission)! :)
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