Quiltmaker's 100 Blocks Vol. 13 - See Blocks Created by Kimberly & FQS Staff! - The Jolly Jabber Quilting Blog

Quiltmaker’s 100 Blocks Vol. 13 – See Blocks Created by Kimberly & FQS Staff!

Hi everyone! Welcome back to the Jolly Jabber! We are thrilled to be a part of  Quiltmaker’s 100 Blocks Vol. 13 Edition! We’re so pleased that Kimberly’s block and those of some of our quilty staffers were selected for publication.  Thanks, Quiltmaker!

 
Let’s start with Kimberly’s block! It’s block # 1276 – the “Strawberry Patch” block on page 47. 
 
 
 
Kimberly used First Blush Fabric by Ruby Red Designs for Windham Fabrics. The fabrics work beautifully together, and the pinwheel shape has a fun sense of movement.
 
http://www.fatquartershop.com/windham-fabrics/first-blush-windham-fabrics
 
 
Added bonus inspiration: Here’s the block set into a quilt layout!
For the Strawberry Patch Quilt, Kimberly’s Strawberry Patch block got
supersized and paired up with Sherbet block by Alison Dale.
 
 
Nova’s block, “Fly Away”, is block # 1230, and appears on page 23. 
 
http://www.fatquartershop.com/windham-fabrics/first-blush-windham-fabrics
 
 
Her lovely butterfly block, as it appears in the publication, was made with Calico Days fabric by Lori Holt for Riley Blake Designs. We’re sharing another version with you here, above, made First Blush Fabric by Ruby Red Designs for Windham Fabrics. You can almost see these butterflies flitting from flower to flower!
 
 
Sarah’s block, “Jolly Jack”,  is block # 1290 and appears on page 55.
 
http://www.fatquartershop.com/moda-fabric/spooky-delights-bunny-hill-designs-moda-fabrics
 
 
This fun block, as it appears in the publication, was made with Farmhouse fabric by Fig Tree Quilts and Bella Solids, both for Moda Fabrics. We’re sharing another version with you here, above, made with Spooky Delights fabric by Bunny Hill Fabrics for Moda. This grinning pumpkin will add festive fun to quilts, table runners and treat bags alike!
 
 
Jocelyn’s block, “Picnic Pinwheel”, is block #1297 on page 58.
 
 
 
She used First Blush Fabric by Ruby Red Designs for Windham Fabrics.  This beautiful block brings to mind picnics, fresh air, buzzing bees and sunshine!
 
 
 
Added bonus inspiration: Here’s the block set into a quilt layout!
Jocelyn combined Dana Followwell’s Christmas Swirl block with her Picnic Pinwheel block. The fabrics shown in this quilt setting are Latitude Batiks by Kate Spain for Moda.
 
We hope you’ve enjoyed this peek at our FQS quilt blocks, some alternate quilt block versions, and some quilt settings.  Happy Quilting!

76 comments

  1. I always look forward to seeing your blocks and what creativity you've cooked up. They never disappoint, and always look yummy enough to eat!! Congrats to all!!

  2. WOW! Great design inspiration shown by all the talented designers. Want to make all of them. The Jolly Jack will come in handy come October. Thank all of you for being a part of the QM's 100 Blocks and taking the time out to share these blocks with all of us. Go Fat Quarter Shop! Great ideas and great fabric!

    Sandi Timmons
    sandit1@sbcglobal.net

  3. This is so awesome that many of you made it into the magazine. I love them all especially the ones that look like stars! Congrats to all of you.

  4. This is true confessions…when I saw Nova's block the first thing I saw was "coffee cups", my thoughts were— oh, what sweet tea cups 🙂

    I was surprised when I read the name "Fly Away", need less to say I was a wee perplexed.

    It's now one of my favorites just because because of my optical illusion…

    I'm probably the only one…right?

    Kaylace@bellsouth.net

  5. It is always so inspiring to see all the blocks, and then, to see them combined with others. So many blocks, so little time — but what fun to try!

  6. love all the blocks! awesome talent, creativity to make fresh new blox year after year when there are already a million jillion blox out there in cyberspace to browse through.

  7. What great blocks! I especially like the Pinwheel Picnic block. Thanks for sharing.

  8. Oh I'm dying! So many cute blocks on one blog! Looks like pinwheels are really popular in this volume. I think I just gotta make all of FQS team's blocks. I shivered with delight, seeing the frosty version in Kate Spain's batiks.
    reillyr2(at)hotmail(dot)com

  9. You certainly have a bunch of talent to have several blocks in Quiltmaker's 100 Blocks, Volume 13. Love them all.

  10. What a lot of eye candy!! And easy to construct blocks are always winners. Kathy in Colo repzjratplainsdotnet

  11. Great blocks. I have a friend who would love the Fly Away block. Each one has a lot of possibilities. Thanks for sharing.

  12. When scanning the page, my eyes rested on that first block and I thought to myself that it made me think of strawberries. Then I read it's name! It's so much fun to be right on target once in a while.