#ParkBenchQuilt - Finished quilts & blocks on design walls...

Early this year, my latest Block of the Month (BOM) design, Park Bench, hit stores, and I started a series of posts showing off the blocks you have been making of each design. Today's post is all about your finished tops and quilts!

I've been collecting pictures of blocks and quilts as quilters share them on Instagram. I'm loving how your tops and finished quilts are coming together and the fabrics you have chosen to make your quilt unique!

Of all of the posts I've shared from Instagram, which finished quilt are you enjoying the most? Which one has inspired you to start working on a Park Bench quilt? (Instagram user names are above the images in blue lettering.)

You can still post pictures of your blocks, top and finished quilt using #ParkBenchQuilt and you might find your work featured in a future blog post or on one of my social media pages.

Share which Instagrammer has inspired your Park Bench quilt or which block is your favorite in the comments! Thanks so much!

© Blog post written by Julie Herman
For more information visit http://www.jaybirdquilts.com/

#ParkBenchQuilt Block 8 - Stroll

Early this year, my latest Block of the Month (BOM) design, Park Bench, hit stores, and I started a series of posts showing off the blocks you have been making of each design. Each of the blocks is named for favorite memories and moments in parks. Block 8, the last block, is Stroll. I think of walking paths and secret passageways every time I see this block.

I've been collecting pictures of blocks as quilters share them on Instagram. I'm loving how your blocks are coming together and the fabrics you have chosen to make your quilt unique.

Which Park Bench block is your favorite? Have you made anything special from a favorite Park Bench block, like a pillow or a table topper?

Post pictures of your blocks, top and finished quilt using #ParkBenchQuilt and you might find your work featured in a future blog post. (Add those #ParkBenchQuilt tags soon, there's only 1 more post left!)

Do you have a favorite stroll in the park memory?
Share which Park Bench block is your favorite or a favorite stroll in the park moment in the comments!

© Blog post written by Julie Herman
For more information visit http://www.jaybirdquilts.com/

#ParkBenchQuilt Block 7 - First Date

Early this year, my latest Block of the Month (BOM) design, Park Bench, hit stores, and I started a series of posts showing off the blocks you have been making of each design. Each of the blocks is named for favorite memories and moments in parks. Block 7 is First Date. The playful arrangement of the diamonds reminds me of how a great first date has a really comfortable flow to it.

I've been collecting pictures of blocks as quilters share them on Instagram. I'm loving how your blocks are coming together and the fabrics you have chosen to make your quilt unique.

Do you like the high color contrasting blocks or the low color contrast Park Bench blocks?

Post pictures of your blocks, top and finished quilt using #ParkBenchQuilt and you might find your work featured in a future blog post. (Add those #ParkBenchQuilt tags soon, there's only 1 more block left!)

Do you have a favorite first date memory?
Share which color contrasts you prefer or a favorite first date moment in the comments!

© Blog post written by Julie Herman
For more information visit http://www.jaybirdquilts.com/

#ParkBenchQuilt Block 6 - Card Game

Early this year, my latest Block of the Month (BOM) design, Park Bench, hit stores, and I started a series of posts showing off the blocks you have been making of each design. Each of the blocks is named for favorite memories and moments in parks. Block 6 is Card Game. The half triangle pattern reminds me of cards flipping between friends during a game in the park.

I've been collecting pictures of blocks as quilters share them on Instagram. I'm loving how your blocks are coming together and the fabrics you choose to make your quilt unique.

Of all of the posts I've shared from Instagram, which finished quilt are you most looking forward to seeing? Which one has inspired you to start working on a Park Bench quilt? (Instagram user names are above the images in blue lettering.)

Post pictures of your blocks, top and finished quilt using #ParkBenchQuilt and you might find your work featured in a future blog post. (Add those #ParkBenchQuilt tags soon, there's only a few posts left!)

Do you have a favorite card game memory?
Share which Instagrammer has inspired your Park Bench quilt or a favorite card game moment in the comments!

© Blog post written by Julie Herman
For more information visit http://www.jaybirdquilts.com/