Welcome to the Quiltmaker's 100 Blocks Volume 5 Blog Tour!
I'm excited to again have a block in this great newsstand special issue. I have all 5 volumes and love seeing the creativity!!
My block was inspired by this stack of fabric. It is Robot Factory by Caleb Gray for Robert Kaufman. I knew I wanted to make something where I could fussy cut the robots.
So I created this block! It's a wonky square in a square, but for those of you who are aren't ready to get wonky... have no fear it is paper pieced!
I had big plans of making a quilt for Elijah from this block, but then Quilt Market prep went into full swing! Luckily I think he'll understand and be able to wait a few weeks!
Block #434 - Robox by Julie Herman, featuring Robot Factory by Caleb Gray
Set it on point and add some sashing.
Make one block twice the size.
The options are endless. Especially when you start thinking about how it would look in other fabrics & colors.
You can also rotate the block so that it appears more wonky.
Another option is to play with gradients of fabric. I think that Vanessa's new line featuring ombre would make for amazing blocks.
If you are interested in purchasing a copy I have some available in the shop!
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Quiltmaker is offering a copy to one lucky person! Details on how to enter the giveaway are below.
*Note*
A large number of people have commented on giveaways recently without leaving their contact information. If you have your settings set to "no-reply" please leave your e-mail address in the comment or change your settings. Many have also said "pick me" and not answered the question. I like to keep giveaways as simple & fun as possible, but if you don't follow the rules you will not be eligible to win.
If you are looking for the Geared for Guys blog hop, today's post is over at http://www.ribboncandyquilts.blogspot.com/. I'll be posting on Sunday!
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If you are looking for the Geared for Guys blog hop, today's post is over at http://www.ribboncandyquilts.blogspot.com/. I'll be posting on Sunday!
© Blog post written by Julie Herman
For more information visit http://www.jaybirdquilts.com/
What cute blocks! I just made a baby quilt with those robots a couple months ago. I love that fabric line.
ReplyDeleteI think I'd make these blocks with some of the new Ghastlies. Is it too early for halloween quilts?
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Love it! I have some new Oh Deer! fabric and the birdies would be great to fussy cut!
ReplyDeleteI'd use my Domestic Bliss, wasn't sure what to do with the prints, but I can see them working in this.
ReplyDeleteI'd love to try this block with some fussy cut animals and some Kona Solids in every colour.
ReplyDeleteI would like to make this in black and white and red. I think my son would like it!
ReplyDeleteI think a beach themed quilt would be cute, with the crabs from Going Coastal in the centers and the smaller scale prints around them.
ReplyDeletelove your wonky square! i have some different robot fabric.. i think i would use that!
ReplyDeleteI think I'd make it using either Outfoxed or 1001 peeps - it would showcase those prints beautifully!
ReplyDeleteI think I'd go scrappy and fussy cut my favorites for the centers. I especially like your color gradient variation.
ReplyDeleteI would use some fabrics with cars and diggers, also blue and yellow Kona Solids - especially for my 3years son:)
ReplyDeletewell that robot fabric is to die for so I think I'd have to go there.
ReplyDeleteThe fabric you used is really cute. I have a stack of Moda Max and Whiskers calling my name, and I think this block would work well. Thanks for the chance to win!
ReplyDeleteCute block--love the fussy cut robot! I think I would make this block using The Lorax--I love Dr. Seuss! Thanks for the chance to win!
ReplyDeleteI am thinking that the upcoming Tula Pink for Halloween would be great!
ReplyDeleteI think 30's would be funky fun !
ReplyDeleteI think the London Fabric would be a great on eto use.
ReplyDeleteOh, such a cute block! I just got some robotfabrics for my son and would use this fabric for it. But I think I would also love to try it with some of my scraps!
ReplyDeleteTerrific block. I would have to make mine scrappy. Different fabrics for each block.
ReplyDeleteGreat block! I'd use Tidbits and Treasures.
ReplyDeleteCute showcase block...I think it would be fun to use Funky Monkey for this one and do a quilt of blocks showcasing that cute little monkey! :)
ReplyDeleteLove your block! I would make a picnic quilt with the new line Lucy's Crab Shack by Sweetwater. What a colorful and fun quilt to have your picnic on! Thanks!:)
ReplyDeleteI love wonky!
ReplyDeleteI'd fussy cut the centres from some Aneela Hooey fabric and use solids for the rest!
I'd use some red and aqua!
ReplyDeleteI have been stashing these adorable frog prints for years that I think this would be perfect for!
ReplyDeleteMy grandson recently carried a bolt of superman fabric around the quilt shop last time we were there, so we had to buy some! I'm thinking it would be great in these blocks.
ReplyDeleteWhat a cute wonky block! Ooh, it would be cute with the little Summerville houses! :)
ReplyDeletePurple & grays.
ReplyDeleteI love the gradients look - so I'd use Simply color. Thanks for the giveaway!
ReplyDeleteI Love Your Robot Block! I Love Paper Piecing as well. I would make this block using Aqua and Orange and purchase the Robot Factory as well. Thanks for this Great Giveaway of Quiltmaker's 100 Blocks Volume 5!
ReplyDeleteVery cute robot block! I think I would try to use some solids like Kona or Bella solids to play with color. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteI would use the Dino line for my grandson.
ReplyDeleteWandaspn@gmail.com
What a great block. So versatile. Just about any fabric would look good as long as the contrast was right.
ReplyDeleteI will make your block in the Robot Fabric, for my grandson, have been looking for the perfect pattern and fabric, that is it....thanks
ReplyDeleteOlá,eu usaria sem sombra de dúvida,sólidos de VANESSA.Obrigada e sucesso para você.tiacarminhapezzuto@gmail.com
ReplyDeleteI would love to use Cherrywood for this block. Thank you.
ReplyDeleteCute. So many people are worried about trying improv blocks for fear of getting them wrong somehow. I love that you have made a fun, wonky block paper pieced!
ReplyDeleteVery cute!I have some fabric that I have had for a while that has bears on it. This would be perfect to use with this pattern. congratulations and thanks for the giveaway.
ReplyDeleteI'm loving robots and wonky squares lately, so this is right up my alley. I'd use scrappy brights to make this block.
ReplyDeleteI think I would make your block in vivid batiks in contrasting color combinations.
ReplyDeleteOh I'd love to do a rainbow with that block! Much like the orange, blue, and green layout you posted. manpha324 at gmail dot com
ReplyDeleteI'd actually use Robot Factory--I think this block suits it perfectly, and I have a big stack that I purchased to make something for my nerdy husband, who loves robots and electronics!
ReplyDeleteI think it would be fun to make this block with Michael Miller's Backyard Baby line.
ReplyDeletek.nadel@comcast.net
I think the robot fabric you chose is perfect. Any little boy would love that. I would definitely pick that.
ReplyDeleteOooooh, I have that fabric and had no idea what to do with it. Thanks, now I do! rebeccalbark@gmail.com
ReplyDeleteI have some Commute by Jay-Cyn that might be PERFECT for this block! Fingers crossed!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful block for a scrapquilt. Would use all my scraps to make this quilt. And it would be so fun to win this magazine :)
ReplyDeleteI like the way you fussy cut the robot motif and think I would do the same with some snowman fabric I have, then surround with "snowy" white and blue tonal prints.
ReplyDeleteI have tons of novelties and coordinating fabrics that I've collected over the years that would be perfect for this block. I love the wonkiness of it. Thank you for showcasing the block in various settings!
ReplyDeleteCute block. I love robots and the wonky set. Think I'd use some of my frog fabric for the centers.
ReplyDeleteI would use Batiks. Congrats! Great block!
ReplyDeletentzasqrl2@msn.com
Since I'm an I Spy addict, I'd have to say fussy cuts (of anything). I don't need to win, but I like this block, I'm always open to new ideas to 'spy'.
ReplyDeleteIt would be cute with Going Coastal. :)
ReplyDeleteI would use either the Robot fabric or Doctor Seuss fabric.
ReplyDeleteSince you have shown us what Robox would look like using different options and using Robot Factory for Kaufman fabric, this seems like the perfect fabric. It is so neat to see what your options are and what they will look like before you attempt to make them yourself. Thank you for participating and giving us all a chance to win such a sensational magazine.
ReplyDeleteSandi T.
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Beautiful block.I`d make it in green pink and purple.Thanks!
ReplyDeleteA walk in the woods I think that would make a cut little girls quilt
ReplyDeleteI just came across the cutest vintage Holly Hobbie print ever! I would fussy cut that material and frame it with some kona solids. hrobbins422 at yahoo dot com
ReplyDeleteI think I'd use a bunch of solids! Thanks for the chance!
ReplyDeleteCute block, Julie! It would be so cute using Ten Little Things, fussy cutting the owls and trucks...so cute.
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Congratulations Julie for being chosen again to be included in this next issue! Great block too. I just spotted the new "How the Grinch Stole Christmas" by Dr Seuss Christmas fabrics at Robert Kaufman.http://www.robertkaufman.com/pre-cut/f0570541/
ReplyDeleteI think with a bit of fussy cutting I think that fabric line would make an adorable holiday quilt for someone.
I use turtles when I can. I can see a seaside theme that's ageless.
ReplyDeleteI like how your block showcases the center fabric. I would use a jungle fabric that I have. Very cute animals that could be placed in the center block and then different vibrant colors around.
ReplyDeleteI would use batiks.
ReplyDeleteThe food fabric would be fun to play with. Thank you for the chance to win a copy of the magazine.
ReplyDeleteI really like your block/quilt layouts. I've made a quilt this week using Peak Hour and I think that fabric might work nicely with your block. Thanks for chance to win! (EMAIL: marshudson at comcast dot net)
ReplyDeleteI would probably go with pinks for a 1st birthday quilt for my daughter. Congrats!
ReplyDeleteheather.baucum@gmail.com
I really like this block. It would make a great baby quilt using the owl fabric line......I don't remember who's line it is.
ReplyDeleteThis block would be perfect for the fabric I won. I want to make charity quilts with it, so something quick but fun. I have The down under fabrics and the animal print would look fun in the center piece.
ReplyDeleteDebbie
I love wonky and can't get things straight anyway, so wonky works well for me! Your block is fantastic and congratulations for being selected by the magazine! I was thinking maybe red, white and blue with a star fussy cut for the center block!
ReplyDeleteI have some fabric in my stash that would do this pattern justice.. some florals... fussy cutting my favorite flower .. love this drhodes9@cox.net
ReplyDeleteI'd make something unisex in solids. Then it could go to either a girl or boy at the homeless shelter that I support with quilt gifts. Kathie L in Allentown
ReplyDeleteI love wonky (my husband swears I made that word up so I really love it when other people use it and prove him wrong, lol)! Wonky squares! I'm so there! I love plaids - pretty much anything plaid and I can see using plaid fabrics then finding a northwoods fabric to fussy cut (love that term!) :) Thanx!
ReplyDeleteI have a stack of Alice in Wonderland Fabrics that would work perfect with this wonky setup!
ReplyDeleteI love your block. I would use an novelty baseball print - a quilt for my newest grandson.
ReplyDeleteglenna.reynolds@sympatico.ca
Great block, Julie! And those fabrics are perfect - what a great boy quilt!
ReplyDeleteAdorable block, I would make it with Bella, using bright primary colors, so perfect for kids. Thanks.
ReplyDeleteOther than the robot fabric (which really like), might try Lucy's Crab Shack by Sweetwater that is due out in a few months. Congratulations on your selection for QM 100 Blocks V5!
ReplyDeletePerfect for a fussy cut block. Thanks
ReplyDeleteI just went through my stash and I think I'd use some of the beautiful purples and blues from Kate Spain's "Good Fortune" line that I have yardage of. This block is so cute in the robots you picked, though! :)
ReplyDeleteI have a large stripe with people sitting at computers. I'd make the block large enough so I could fuzzy cut and put the people in the middle section.
ReplyDeleteI'm in shabby chic mode at the moment so it would have to be something with flowers, anything with flowers! Linda
ReplyDeleteGreat wonky block, Julie. I would use fabrics from my scraps, sorted by tones.
ReplyDeleteThe Lorax fabric would look cute in your block. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteVintage modern.
ReplyDeleteI would make this with Little Apples. Fussy cut some of those cute kids in the center! :)
ReplyDeleteLove the robots. I would use the Jenny and Jack donkey fabric to make that block. It makes me smile every time I see it.
ReplyDeleteI'd be able to fussy cut my collection of Chickens...might be a little crazy, as I probably have a FQ of almost everyone I come across much to my family's schagrin :)
ReplyDeletetracydvr at comcast dot net
I love the robots and that second version of a possible quilt layout is my favorite option. I think I'd like to make a boy version too so maybe some of Parson Gray.
ReplyDeleteWhat a cute pattern! The little people in my life are all girls, so I think I would use fabric I found with big cupcakes on it as the center block with coordinating fabrics surrounding. Thanks for sharing the variations.
ReplyDeleteI have some left over flannel from a new granddaughter's quilt and I would fussy cut the monkeys to put in the center to make a car throw. Thanks for the opportunity.
ReplyDeletejennifer(dot)padden(at)austin(dot)utexas(dot)edu
Love your block! I would use boy scout fabrics for my son. thanks! blaukat@hickorytech.net
ReplyDeleteI am inspired by your example with solids. That's what I'd make my quilt with! Thanks "sew much" for this chance to win.
ReplyDeleteback2loghome@yahoo.com
Fun block! I made something very similar recently using Hometown Reunion, so that's the fabric I'm feeling for this block at the moment!
ReplyDeleteWith three grandsons four and under I'm kinda loving your robot one!! Must look for that fabric!!
ReplyDeleteLove to win a copy of the book.
I think that looks like a great block to use for my grandchildren --- the trick will be figuring out what fabric to use. I have some chicken fabrics and one of my little ones loves farm stuff --- think that will work out.
ReplyDeletequiltschon@att.net
I think you have the right idea with something whimsical. I'd use some cute kids' fabric - not sure which, yet!
ReplyDeleteSince Christmas is drawing nearer each day, I would use some of my vintage Christmas fabric for this. Cute and fun little wonky robot! Thanks for a chance to win.
ReplyDeleteI love the color blue and I think these would love great in your block.Stonehenge Glacier
ReplyDeleteCute use of the robots! I would choose solids first. I think it would offer some punch, but any print would look interesting. Flags, flowers, etc.
ReplyDeleteCongrats on your cover block!
ReplyDeleteI'd love to make it in some of my Kate Spain or Amy Butler stash. Thanks for the chance to win!
I would like to do it using bird fabric especially hooty owls!
ReplyDeleteI think it would be lovely in Jinny Beyers with a color degradation!!
ReplyDeleteI'd use Christmas fabric because I have lots of it and would be able to fussy cut scenes that I like. But I haven't made a paper pieced quilt yet so that would be my challenge.
ReplyDeleteI think some fun novelty prints would work well , my grandchildren would love all that wonkiness . Thanks for the chance.
ReplyDeleteYour robot fabric is adorable! I'm thinking Curious George for my great nephew? Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteThis block would make a cute quilt for my grandson. Of course it would have to have pirates in the center.
ReplyDeleteI'd have to make the block in my granddaughter's favorite colors, purples and pinks. I'd try to find some cute novelty prints in those colors to use for the centers.
ReplyDeleteTHis one calls out for princess fabric for my granddaughter. Congrats on being included in this issue.
ReplyDeletei like the look of using solids for the block! either a random color mix or the color gradation. would look awesome.
ReplyDeletecongrats on having a block in vol. 5!
cute block. I think I would try it in solids.
ReplyDeleteCongrats on having another of your awesome blocks chosen for publication! I would like to make up a quilt using Timeless Treasures Gumdrop Tonga Treats and your block - it would look amazing *Ü*
ReplyDeleteLove your block. I might try it with solids. It would also be cute with the animals from Alphabet City in the middle. Lots of possibilities!
ReplyDeleteI think it would be great to fussy cut some of my hoarded Heather Ross prints!
ReplyDeleteVery cute! Congratulations! Wonky always reminds me of summer when schedules are more flexible and crazy... so, maybe some Lucy's Crab Shack :) bellaroolambert at gmail dot com
ReplyDeleteI would fussy cut some of my hoarded Alice in Wonderland prints. It would be perfect with the wonky setting.
ReplyDeleteI really like the looks of the block using solids, maybe a bit of a rainbow thing going on?
ReplyDeleteIt would make a cute child's quilt and my granddaughter loves Lorax, so maybe something from the Dr. Seuss line. Thanks
ReplyDeleteCONGRATS-THIS BLOCK IS SO NEAT!
ReplyDeleteI'D USE REDS+WHITES FOR MY GRANDDAUGHTER! THANKS!
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I have some fabric with dogs on it, that would look like they were peeking out the doghouse door, think that would be cute!
ReplyDeleteI just bought some pretty and whimsical frog fabric and I was trying to decide how to use it to highlight the frogs...this is perfect.
ReplyDeleteLove your block!! The robot is perfect for the center!! I'd like to make this block with the Rescue 911 for Northcott Fabrics. My son loves fire trucks so this would be perfect for him! Thanks for a chance to win! :)
ReplyDeleteI've got a lot of kona I'd like to use!
ReplyDeleteI had been looking at some children's fabrics today that I thought would be great for charity quilts. Your block would be perfect for it. Thanks for the giveaway.
ReplyDeleteJulie, I'm anxious to have Volume 5 in my collection too. I have the first four and look to them for inspiration all the time. I've been eyeing this cute robot line of fabrics and wondered how I might be able to capture them without putting them all on the back! I also might think of that cute owl novelty fabric that's on shelves right now. Don't know the name of the line. Thanks, Sandi
ReplyDeleteI would use Amy Butler, flowery would be pretty.
ReplyDeleteI love to use fabric from my stash, so I would shop there to find a focus fabric....no robots in my stash!...but I have some adorable zoo animals that would work great for a baby quilt!
ReplyDeleteI would probably go with batiks as I really like anything made with batik fabric
ReplyDeleteI would love to make a summer quilt w/ Lucy's crab shack for my sister. Love Sweetwater fabric. thanks and congrats on a cool block!
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Love the blocks! I love Alegria by Cloud9 for the moment, so I think I would use that line.
ReplyDeleteI would use the robot. I LOVE that block! ITs so awesome. THanks for the chance to win :)
ReplyDeleteI didn't think this would be a block I would like so much until I saw your layouts with the plain and gradiant fabrics. Love them.
ReplyDeleteI like the robot fabric, but since I don't have young children to make quilts for will have to go with the gradiant fabrics. Thanks for the giveaway
I would also use Robot Factory by Caleb Gray. This line is so darn cute and I can't wait to get my hands on some!
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing your talents!
Shirley
I think I would use meadow friends for this - I have a little guy to make for. I love the 'motion' the blocks make.
ReplyDeleteI think the Lorax fabric would work well for this block. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteI was thinking the Dr Suess fabrics would be nice in your block. Although seeing the gradated fabric sample made me start thinking in other directions. Joanne
ReplyDeleteWhat a great block! The magazine looks really good also. I would probably use some Hope Valley as I have a huge stash that needs to be cut into. Thanks for the chance to win!
ReplyDeleteWhat a really cute idea for a block and layout. I would have to do some special shopping for just the right fabric. But hey who doesn't like to shop for fabric? Thanks.
ReplyDeleteI liked the ombre fabric sample and would use that fabric.
ReplyDeleteIt would be scrappy with a cute middle.
ReplyDeleteI would use the new Ed Emberley fabrics for your block. So cute!
ReplyDeleteI'd use my stash and make some fun, casual blocks.
ReplyDeleteI think A Walk in the Woods would be darling for this block.
ReplyDeleteI would think Tula''s "Prince Charming" frog would look good fussy cut in that block. So I answered the question. Now can I say PICK ME? I really like the wonky blocks they look fun to make. I also like the block in the solid colors, so some Kona Solids come to mind for that modern look. Congrats on being published again. You are everywhere these days.
ReplyDeleteI would use some cute bots from Rashida Coleman Hale. :)
ReplyDeleteI think I'd do a scrappy around a print middle like you did. I've got some small print blocks that need a border around them & this would be perfect.
ReplyDeleteI'm trying so hard to use scraps....so that is what I would use for this block!
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ReplyDeletePerfect, perfect, perfect...I have Joy Allen's Princess Ballerina fabric already and it would be PERFECT to fussy cut. Combine it with RJR's Bella ballerina line and my granddaughter will get her "dance" quilt! Love your "wonky" square.
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I have an idea with car prints that my grandsons would love to snuggle with. I love all the layout options and gives me an idea for different quilts. Congrats to your published block and I look forward to visiting again...Judith, Texas
ReplyDeleteThere's a great new line called Pet Park that has some fussy-cut-able prints. It would be adorable! Thanks for the chance!
ReplyDeleteI would love this block in Genine's Alegria fabrics.
ReplyDeletejen
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I like the idea of gradiants, I think reds/pinks and greys/blacks would be cool
ReplyDeleteI think this would be fun done in plaids and stripes.
ReplyDeleteVery fun block for kids. Id use that new dino cartoon fabric that Ive seen popping up on blogs lately. Think its calle Back In Time. any kid fabric would be darling. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteI think your block would look great in Cone Zone fabric by Caleb Gray Studio for Robert Kaufman.
ReplyDeleteCongrats again on having another block published!!! It's such an adorable block! I'd love to use some Kaufman Dr. Seuss fabric to make up a quilt using your block! Thanks for the chance to win a copy of the book! stephanie_guse@sympatico.ca
ReplyDeleteI would use my Cats, by Laurel Burch and find some solids to compliment the great colors of the cats.
ReplyDeleteLove the block ..I think I would like to try it in Batik fabrics.
ReplyDeletenice block! and the robot is perfect !
ReplyDeleteMmmm, I would sooo love this book!! The block you've designed is so versatile. I think I'd do some small redwork blocks and then surround them with various fabrics for a scrappy look. Thanks for the chance to win. :)
ReplyDeletewendzneil [at] googlemail [dot] com
I think this would be great in solids like your last design. I might have to give it a try.
ReplyDeleteHi Julie! I think I would use 10 Rubber Ducks Fabric by Eric Carle for Andover Fabrics. The middle of your block would be perfect for the individual sea creatures yardage in this line. brown (dot) k [at] centurytel (dot) net. Thanks for a great giveaway! :)
ReplyDeleteI have a grandchild due in October, I'm thinking of fussy cutting some fun halloween fabric!
ReplyDeleteI would love to make this in Flea Market Fancy, think it would look great! Thanks!
ReplyDeleteI think I would use the same as your original--love the robots!
ReplyDeleteI would do a scrappy version of this wonky block so I would pull from my stash! Thanks so much for the chance to win!!
ReplyDeletePaulette
Great block! I like the solids look, but using up scraps would be great as well.
ReplyDeleteI'd fussy cut some owls from the Life's A Hoot collection to make your delightful block. Thanks for the chance to win.
ReplyDeleteLove this block and would use what are traditional Amish colors.
ReplyDeleteI don't think you could make your blocks with out using Robot Factory! So cute! Well, your block would look great with any fabric line at all because it is so cute! Congratulations on being chosen to be in vol 5! I also have all 4 previous issues and I hope to have my hands on this one very soon!
ReplyDeleteI have some owl fabric that would look so cute -- daughter wants me to find some fabric with donkeys wearing boots. Congrats on a job well done
ReplyDeleteYour block is too cute (love your fabric choice!)...I'd use some of the many batiks I've been collecting. Thanks for the chance.
ReplyDelete~Terry~
That would make a fun toddler quilt...I would find something fun to fussy cut - probably a theme such as animals or children.
ReplyDeleteDays of Yore. The dragons would be great fussy cut in the center
ReplyDeleteI would make a quilt for my grandson out of Moda's 5 Funkey Monkeys by Erin Michael...I call him my Monkey!
ReplyDeleteThanks for chance to win Volume 5..I have the first 4 and dream of making one of each block...some day!
CathyC in Alberta
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I would use Moda over the rainbow color wheel and Let the Sunshine in for a wonky quilt for my grandkids.
ReplyDeletei have some gorgeous rhapsody by janespolar from northcutt that will be left over from a mystery quilt that i would use. i'm so glad i got a lot of this collection! thanx for the chance to win this copy of 100 blocks.
ReplyDeleteI love seeing something for the grandsons. I think I would use a bugs themed fabric.
ReplyDeleteI would use alien invasion , I just got some and I think it would look great :) I answered the question so pick me!!! hehehe
ReplyDeleteCute block! I like it set on point and would probably do something very scrappy!
ReplyDeleteI would use Pear Tree and fussy cut those cute little partridges.
ReplyDeleteI love your robot fabric. I would use some Kona plus some Melody Miller Ruby Rising I think. Thanks for the chance to win!!
ReplyDeleteI would dip into my collection of cat fabrics to make this cute and simple block!
ReplyDeleteI think I might use some Kaffe Fassett fussy cut for the centers. Thanks for the chance to win.
ReplyDeleteI think Bonnie and Camille's new line marmalade would give a funky vintage meets modern spin to a quilt. Thanks for the chance.
ReplyDeleteSince I make charity quilts with my church group and many times we don't have enough quilts for boys I would use the robot fabric you showed. It is nice to see the new fabrics along with the new blocks. Thanks
ReplyDeleteThis is really cute. I would use mixed up fabrics and make it like an I Spy quilt.
ReplyDeleteWonderful to see the different ways the block is set! Thank
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I think the block would look cute with the new owl fabric that is currently on the shelves here in San Antonio, TX. gwonson@hotmail.com
ReplyDeleteI would make a quilt with anything bright and colourful because I'd make it for one of my grandkids. I've made all their quilts out of nice bright, cheery colours :)
ReplyDeletehonestly, after your examples i would love to make a solids quilt using your block! I loved the look of the blue/green/yellow/pink!
ReplyDeleteI think I'd use the Celebrations / Mardi Gras fabrics from Robert Kaufman. They're pretty, but the larger-scale print would only work in a block like yours!
ReplyDeleteI have some great beer mug fabrics that would look fun fussy cut into these blocks for my hubby and my nephew, both backyard brewers.
ReplyDeleteWhat a cute block! I would fussy cut using the Sandy Gervais collection - Objects of Desire. Oh My, I can see it now. What fun!
ReplyDeleteI would use hot pink and lime green with some white to make a quilt for my granddaughter. I love Northcott fabric so would look at it. My LQS will love seeing me come in and start picking fabric.
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ReplyDeleteI would love to use a new fabric from Northcott
called Forest Friends to make a kids quilt with your block :D
Thank you.
I liked the fabric you used. I would have to try to find it so my grandson could have robot blocks.
ReplyDeleteI'd use "Fiesta," by jennifer Sampou. It has a range of colors & patterns that would look good "wonked."
ReplyDeletetrilliumcreates AT gmail DOT com
I would use some John Deere fabric for this block..Congrads!!
ReplyDeleteYour block is so cute with the robot fabric. I would probably use some Wizard of Oz fabric that I have and would put each character in the middle.
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