A year or so ago, I designed the Lynne Bob Square Pants block which you can find a tutorial for right here. When I designed the block, I didn't realise that it would work so well as a quilt of repeating blocks. My version is here:
Kati from the Blue Chair made a wonderful version which is here:
And now one of my readers has made this beautiful version, all from Jo Morton fabrics which she has called "Town Squares"- so named because it reminded her of the many small rural and historical Pennsylvania towns that she travels through. The background of the quilt is the roads travelled and all of the coloured squares represent the myriad of local businesses in the towns.
This quilt is now one of the finalists in the Jo Morton fabrics challenge for which is was made and Kim would love you all to take a minute and vote for it if you have time. Voting starts Thursday, November 15th, 2012. If you would like to vote for my quilt, the link to the online voting is here.
Kati from the Blue Chair made a wonderful version which is here:
And now one of my readers has made this beautiful version, all from Jo Morton fabrics which she has called "Town Squares"- so named because it reminded her of the many small rural and historical Pennsylvania towns that she travels through. The background of the quilt is the roads travelled and all of the coloured squares represent the myriad of local businesses in the towns.
As a new longarmer, she bravely covered her quilt in feathers and did an incredible job.
This quilt is now one of the finalists in the Jo Morton fabrics challenge for which is was made and Kim would love you all to take a minute and vote for it if you have time. Voting starts Thursday, November 15th, 2012. If you would like to vote for my quilt, the link to the online voting is here.
I have picked your fabulous block for my 1st bee quilt. The blocks are coming in and look amazing, can't wait to put it together
ReplyDeleteI have just voted for 'your' quilt!
ReplyDeletewow! it's a beautiful pattern and those are beautiful quilts. The feathers on that thing are awesome!
ReplyDeleteThis quilt is amazing! Excellent work and hats off to both the quilter and the designer. Looks like a very versatile pattern!
ReplyDeleteI've just been piecing the last few blocks for my Brit Bee Lynnebob from last year! Of course I voted!
ReplyDeleteAll three of these are pretty, it is a neat block
ReplyDeleteJust gladly voted. All of the quilts are beautiful, but I liked Town Squares the best. I wish the photo on their website was a good as the one on yours.
ReplyDeleteI really love this pattern, and it's so fun to see it made up with the various fabrics. You've been pinned :)
ReplyDeleteI have a quilt planned using these blocks, I just need to get some other things finished before I can start on it. It's a pattern that looks fabulous in a variety of fabric styles, I bet you can't make a bad one! (Now there's a challenge!)
ReplyDeleteP.S. Of course I voted for Town Square!