I love to design blocks and quilts. My designer block
"Amish #8" (block #260, Page 55) came about by playing with precut squares and triangles. It is a very visual block and a lot of design options can be done with it.
Amish #8 Here are two sample layout designs for you: |
Design #1 - Approx 76" X 76" Design #2 - Approx 52" X 52" I want to thank you for visiting my blog. My first giveaway prize is a signed copy of my new quilt book "Square-agonals; A New Angle on Quilting". It is about a new technique for creating diagonal set quilts without cutting any setting triangles, corner triangles, math calculations, or sewing in diagonal rows. You can find out more about my book on my web site book page: http://www.stitchedbuy.com/Home/my-book-page-1 My second giveaway is a copy of Quiltmaker's 100 Blocks Volume 3 Just leave me a comment about my blog, the tour, my block, or my book. If you would like a free "Square-agonals" pattern, mention it in your comment along with your email address and I will send it to you next month when it is realeased. A picture of it is on my web site. Don't forget to visit the other blogs listed on the Quiltmaker Blog Page for the chance to see the other blocks and win more prizes. Remember the issue goes on sale May 10th! Thank you again for visiting and here is the link back to the |
Congrats on your block being featured!
ReplyDeleteIt's beautiful and I love the layout of it :D
what a tour this has been, I have read some really lovely blogs. I would love a free pattern, as a newbie to quilting I am still in the process of collecting fabric and patterns, thank you. I am already one of your followers.
ReplyDeletesunnybecwildfern (at) gmail (dot) com
Sooo happy that your block is being featured. I love your layouts especially since they have pinwheels in them. Congrats again on being a featured designer and be sure to wear your badge with pride and enjoy your coffee (or tea) in your mug (so jealous over the mug!)
ReplyDeleteI like how graphic your block is and would love a copy of your free pattern. Thanks for the chance to win the magazine. mblittle5@verizon.net
ReplyDeleteI'm a new quilter too. Would love a free pattern. Your system square-agonals sounds interesting. Please enter me in the drawings.
ReplyDeleteI love your block, and would love the pattern. :)
ReplyDeleteCongratulations on your block! It looks so versatile!
ReplyDeleteI would love a free pattern please!
I've heard of Square-agonals and am happy there is a blog by the author! Congrats on getting into the magazine!
ReplyDeleteIf you don't mind, I'd like a free pattern. Thanks! (email contact is in my profile}
Love your block. Very pretty. Thank you for the opportunity to win a copy of the magazine.
ReplyDeleteMary
Congrats on your block, It looks pretty cool as a quilt!
ReplyDeleteI like your block, the book has peaked my interest.
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Like the block. It creats an interesting design. It makes a great quilt. Would love a copy of the square-agonal's. It sounds like another great technique.
ReplyDeleteLove your concept - and would be excited to receive your book and also the pattern next month. Thank you!
ReplyDeleteYour block is very interesting, and I love how they come together when placed in the quilt. The blog tour is a nice way to discover new blogs, designers, and just get new ideas. I would like to receive your free pattern, and I tend to stay away from diagonally set quilts. Thank you.
ReplyDeleteyour block makes a wonderful quilt design. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteIt must be so fun to be included in a book like this. I know it has been fun for me to visit so many designers blogs, and kind of get in their heads.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing your talent and designs!
Yes, I would like your free pattern. ...and, I think your block has so many possibilities --- looking forward to "playing" with it.
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Congratulations on being featured. I have really enjoyed "meeting" new designers and seeing all the wonderful blocks.
ReplyDeleteI know it is the day after your "blog" day but I am intrigued with your new book. I'd love a free "Square-agonals" pattern, and appreciate you doing this.
ReplyDeletejle1951@gmail.com
Really like your block and the way it makes a secondary design when put together with other blocks! Congrats on getting your block in the magazine, and thanks for the giveaway. And yes, I would like a free "Square-agonals" pattern when it is released--thanks!
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I really like your Amish #8 block, and thanks for showing some layouts. Square-agonals is pretty cool!
ReplyDeleteDefinitely would love a free pattern to try and a chance to win a quilt book. Thanks and best wishes from abiga/Karen. deut28bless@hotmail.com
ReplyDeleteYour book looks very interesting. I would like a copy of the pattern released next month. Thank you, Take care and God bless, Cory
ReplyDeleteI really like your block, and how it looks as part of a quilt -- love the different patterns that emerge! I would love a copy of your pattern! Thanks for the opportunity to win your book - it looks so interesting!
ReplyDeleteGreat to meet you, Sandi! Congratulations - your block in wonderful. I'd love one of your patterns, thanks for everything.
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Love your block!! The layout examples you gave us are great! Have been hearing quite the buzz on your Square-agonals book around blogland. Would love to try your pattern. (It's like we are all winners :) Thank you!!
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I really like your block and would love a free copy of square-agonals
ReplyDeleteCONGRATS on being published in this great book! Now you have me very curious about YOUR book.
ReplyDeleteInteresting the way the block sets together--looks like a fun one! Congrats.
ReplyDeleteKaren in Breezy Point
Your block is a winner in my book. I am now a follower and like how you showed some different layouts for you block. Thanks
ReplyDeleteLove how your block comes together into quilts! I am totally intrigued by your square-agonals method and would love to have the pattern- please! Congratulations on having your block in the magazine and on your great book! I have really enjoyed the blog tour.
ReplyDeleteI can picture this block in traditional Amish colors. WOW! I'd love a copy of your Square-agonals pattern, Please and Thank-you.
ReplyDeleteI like your block, it looks very interesting. Congratulations on being in the magazine. I would love a copy of your pattern so that I can see how you make these blocks. Thank you for offering one.
ReplyDeleteI love the block. I love when the possible layouts are printed out
ReplyDeleteCongratulations on being published. I love how your one block made 2 very different quilts.
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely, lovely block. I love simple geometrics that come together with a sense of both power and control. Yours does that. Thanks for sharing, and congratulations on your achievement!
ReplyDeleteSounds like from your blog intro you'll be on the road alot over the coming year with your book Square-agonals. Wonder if you'll make it to San Diego? I wish you much success. Sandi
ReplyDeleteHow very fun! Your block is wonderful and your pattern would be a super addition to any quilter's library! So, next month, when it's released, would you please include me on your list to notify? Thank you!! wenlay06 {at} msn {dot} com. Congratulations on your 100 Blocks Magazine inclusion!
ReplyDeleteI love your block and all the possibilities. Congratulations on being selected. I would love a free pattern too. Thanks
ReplyDeleteLove your block - makes for a great quilt pattern. I am VERY math challenged so your book would make my world a happier place. Thanks for a chance to win it and congratulations on being part of the 100 blocks magazine.
ReplyDeleteReally interesting block. I would like your free pattern. Always game for new patterns. Thanks for a chance to win.
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Very interesting shapes in the block, so many designs can be made with it, I really like it! Id love a free pattern and a chance for the magazine. Congrats on your book too. Thanks much! butterhill@comcast.net
ReplyDeleteI like your block. Thank you for the layout ideas. I'd like to get your free pattern. My e-mail address can be found on my profile page. Thanks for the chance to win a copy of the magazine.
ReplyDeleteI got to see a new block, a new technique and a new book! This blog tour has offered up so much more than just a preview of the new issue.
ReplyDeleteI look forward to seeing more about your new technique -- I love a good shortcut!
What a great block. I like the movement in it and how the secondary patterns form when you put the blocks together! I'd love a free pattern when it comes out too. Please add me to the list.
ReplyDeleteI love the layouts for your block, and would like to receive your free pattern when it becomes available.
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Ksoppelt@aol.com
Love your block and would love to have a copy of the free pattern. Thank you!
ReplyDeleteCongratulations on a wonderful block!!
ReplyDeleteYour block is very interesting. I'd love to win your giveaway!
ReplyDeleteI love your block. Very interesting. I would love to have a copy of the free pattern. Please enter me in the drawings.
ReplyDeletesue@asdfwordpro.com
Your block is so interesting. I really want to give it a try. Thanks for a chance to win.
ReplyDeleteI love amish quilts and this one is no exception, love it in the brown shades.
ReplyDeleteDebbie
What an interesting block! And it looks so great in the quilt layouts. I would be interested in receiving the free pattern. And thanks for a chance to win.
ReplyDeletei would love your new pattern and the chance to win your book. Congrats!!
ReplyDeleteI love your block and the pattens it creates in the quilt. A free pattern, too? Wow, that is awesome! Thanks so much!
ReplyDeleteI love blocks that can be laid multiple ways to create different patterns. I would love a freebie from you! Dana
ReplyDeletenelfamily at windjammercable dot net
I really enjoy your block and the blog tour.
ReplyDeleteLove seeing your block in a quilt. I don't "see" the patterns without a visual. Would love to win either book. I need that "no-math" pattern. I have been frustrated by some messed up math on a quilt all week. Thanks.
ReplyDeleteLove your block and the sample layout designs. I think your book will be a hit!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the explanation behind the design of your block. Please enter me into the drawing for your book and ruler. I too would like a copy of your new pattern.
ReplyDeleteCongratulations on being selected for QM 100 Blocks v3 - you are very talented.
I really like the first layout of the quilt. Great looking block!
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Wow, your lay-out really shows the potential of your block! Or it may be me and my visual limits...
ReplyDeleteWould love to get a copy of your 'square-agonals' pattern!
Thanks so much!
I'm fascinated by your description of your book. I would love to have a copy of the pattern when you send them out. Thank you.
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely quilt you made from your great block. Congrats of being in #3, and thanks for the great giveaway. :)
ReplyDeleteLove your block. What a beautiful design it makes in a quilt. Congrats for being in the magazine. Thanks for a chance at the giveaway.
ReplyDeleteThat is a very pretty block and the layout really shows off the beauty of it. I'd love to get a copy of the pattern. bimbi9 at verizon dot net
ReplyDeleteVery interisting block, the quilts are beautiful.
ReplyDeleteCongrats for beeing featured in this wonderful magazine, and thanks for the chance to win a free copy.
Hugs,
Very dramagic, bold block! Thank you for sharing it and showing us the varied layouts.
ReplyDeleteJudy W
I agree your block is very graphic but I like it. I can see this block being very versatile. I like it very much. Congratulations and keep up the good work!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great block. I love the idea of your book. New ways of doing things are always interesting to me. I would love a copy of your pattern next month. jrt14(at)hotmail dot com
ReplyDeletePlease enter me into your book giveaway. I am really interested in your "square-agonal" and would really like to have a pattern. hempeltammy63@gmail.com
ReplyDeleteCongrats on being chosen for the magazine. I like your block and how versatile it is. Please send me the "square-agonal" pattern. Thanks.
ReplyDeletecook121@comcast.net
Great Block! I would love to win the square-agonals as well, please.
ReplyDeleteThis is an interesting block...going to have to consider the secondary patterns a lot before picking colors and layout....
ReplyDeleteHow clever you are! That block is very innovative. The Squareagonal book would be very welcome at my house. Thank you for offering prizes.
ReplyDeleteBetty
Congratulations on your block! It looks interesting and versatile! I would like a free pattern!
ReplyDeleteCongratulations on being chosen for the magazine. I like your block and how versatile it is. Please send me the "square-agonal" pattern. Thanks.
ReplyDeleteI think this blog tour is great. I have gotten such inspiration from everyone. Thanks for the giveaway.
ReplyDeleteTerrific block. Congrats on appearing in the 3rd issue of 100 Blocks. Thanks for the giveaway.
ReplyDeleteAnd I'd love a copy of the free pattern. Thanks.
What a terrific block. Love the first layout!
ReplyDeletewhat a unique block. I'd also love a pattern, thanks.
ReplyDeleteser 7632 at yahoo dot com
Great block! My favorite part about this blog tour is all the new (to me) quilt designers and blogs I've found!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful. I would also love a pattern
ReplyDeleteI love this block! I see it in black and white with some bright pop color, too. aahh ideas!
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Beth in Dallas
I love your block. I hope I win a copy of this magazine.
ReplyDeleteGreat block. It really looks great in the quilt! The design is interesting. Thanks.
ReplyDeleteI thought your block looked difficult to put together until you mentioned that you used squares and triangles. Suddenly the construction was clear to me! I could never have played with squares and triangles to come up with this pattern! Great Job!
ReplyDeleteTour block's really yummy, congrats for being published :D, I'd love to read your book!!!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great block! It makes a wonderful quilt pattern!!
ReplyDeleteThis is a wonderful block, I can see it working for 2 color quilts and for scrappy. Thanks for sharing. And if you would like to share one of your Square-agonal patterns, I would love that too. Sewcat08@yahoo.com
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing your talents. Love the block. I would love a free Square-agonal pattern.
ReplyDeleteCongrats on your block in Vol. 3! I really like how your two sample layouts turn out using the block. HUGS... and stitches
ReplyDeleteYour block is so homely by itself, but it packs a real punch when put into quilt form. Amazing :)
ReplyDeleteCongrats on your block and your new book! I would love to receive your free pattern.
ReplyDeleteCongratulations on your exciting book. I'd love to investigate this revolutionary concept - further, thankful you've found a way to spend more time in the "art" side of things.
ReplyDeleteCongratulations also on making the Quiltmakers 100 block with an amazing range of possibilities from a well thought-out block.
Yes please, include me on your list for a free pattern to see more of your work. Thank-you.
Congats on making the Quiltmakers 100 block. Please include me on your list for free "Square-agonals" pattern. vidaquilts@gmail.com
ReplyDeleteI'm really having fun with this blog tour and seeing all the beautiful blocks. Thanks for the giveaway!
ReplyDeleteWonderful block and clever design.
ReplyDeleteCongratulations on the book and magazine!
I love how the block looks so simple, then looks so complicated when combined with other blocks like it. Thanks for the inspiration.
ReplyDeleteIt would be great to make a square-oganal quilt. Thanks for the pattern. Love your Amish#8 block, great way to use precut blocks, hope to win the magazine so I can make your block. Oh I am following you now, it's great to meet new quilters on this blog hop.
ReplyDeleteI've enjoyed the tour VERY much! Congrats on being selected to be in the book. I would love a free copy of the pattern you're issuing. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteAttention JIL #95 and Cecilia #33: You are the winners on my blog but I can't log onto your blogs! Contact me with your emails so I can tell you what you won and how to get it to you!
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