but it's just not happening! I know even if I put this together in to a quilt top...
I will have absolutely no motivation to quilt and bind it. So....
Free to Good Home! If you'd like to adopt these blocks and do something with them, just leave a comment. All I ask in return is a pic of the finished product! There are 36 blocks...8 1/2" unfinished. I'm sure they can be set in to something lovely, but I'm just not feeling that warm & fuzzy feeling any more.
Let the giveaway begin! I'll draw a winner Wednesday. Feel free to share with your quilty friends!
*Peace!
13 comments:
OH! Those would be perfect in the kitchen now that it's painted. Made into a table topper to cover the serger cabinet that has to sit in the kitchen! Count me in please!!!
I can already picture the threadwork! Such a generous give~away! I'm in!!!
They're gorgeous and I would love to have a shot at doing something wonderful with them.
Kim! Well, I'd love to win the blocks! I think they're gorgeous! Thanks for the giveaway. You're good about not leaving UFOs around!
I'd love to be in the draw for these blocks. They would make a wonderful charity quilt.. Our guild has made over 600 quilts so far for St Louis Shriners Hospital..
Kim, I can't let a challenge like this slip by me. I have a couple of ideas percolating in the old noggin. I'm in for the drawing.
Jayne
I know just the person who would love a little quilt made with those blocks, she has only last month begun to collect that kind of fabric to start a hexagonquilt in japanese style, or asian in any case. So I would love to win this and surprise that lady with it.
Thanks for your generosity! Lotte.
Oh my goodness, your squares remind me of my grandmother's quilting. What a wonderful giveaway ~ would love to have them to finish them off.
Kim I love those blocks! I can't believe you aren't feeling the love. Please count me in!
Hi Kim! Love those blocks! Count me in!
How beautiful! I'd love to have these beautiful quilt blocks. Very much so.
I see... I see... black and white sashing to let their individual lights shine. You know, you could draw your own name if need be... :-)
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