The Designer Challenge asks a handful of bloggers to create a block using specific design elements and/or fabric requirements. I'm always amazed at the different interpretations people come up with. This issue's challenge was to create a block using charm squares.
This herringbone block was what I came up with. It uses charm squares and an easy piecing method to create a unique spin on zig zags or string blocks. A complete tutorial for making the block can be found in Issue 5.
Fat Quarterly is hands-down my favorite quilting publication—I've been a subscriber since day one. So how fun for my block to be in it this month, alongside all the other fabulous blocks. Issue 5 is all about pre-cuts, and it's full of great patterns, so if you haven't checked it out yet, please do!
Amazing block! I would definitely use this to make a quilt. I certainly have enough charm packs in my stash! And congrats on being in Fat Quarterly--definitely one of my favorite publications as well!
ReplyDeleteCongrats lee! That's so exciting. I was just admiring that block last night and didn't realize it was yours. Great work!
ReplyDeleteCongratulations!! I love your block - how wonderful to be asked by their company to create it and be published - a dream come true!!
ReplyDeleteVery cool, congratulations! I might just use this for my 3x6 bee block this month! :)
ReplyDeleteThis block is great Lee!! Congrats, I had the same idea as Elizabeth, possible 3x6 bee block!
ReplyDeleteI love this block and am looking forward to trying it! Congratulations on its publication!
ReplyDeleteThe block looks great! Thanks for the tutorial . . . looking forward to trying it out!
ReplyDeleteOooo! That block is awesome!! great job!
ReplyDeleteThis is wonderful!! I can just imagine a quilt made up of these blocks!!
ReplyDeleteCongrats!! Great block! i've got tostart subscribing to this!
ReplyDeleteThis would make a great bee block!
ReplyDeleteNice block!! Congrats on participating in the designer challenge, Lee.
ReplyDeleteCool! I've been wanting to make a "wheat stalk" with the same kind of pattern. So many things to do, so little time...
ReplyDelete*LOVE* this block! Even better that it was done with a charm pack!
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