I only just released Part 1 of On My Window, Flowers Bloom on August 15th, but already some eager quilter's were quick to get started. So I asked them if I could show off their blocks here on the blog, and they generously agreed. So here we go:
First to get her block up and going was Jenny Henry. She even posted her process over on her blog (click here to visit her blog now). No regular readers of this blog will be surprised to hear this as Jenny is super quick with all my projects and each one somehow ends up being prettier than the last! I don't know how she manages it.
The background is a scene of (birch?) trees that work perfectly and the balance of yellow, warm orange and brown along with the green foliage is just spot on. It's not easy to get such a harmonious balance that still shines so brightly, but Nancy did it!
And this fabulous color pop below reminds me of the Kaffee Fassett version I have in mind for my own OMWFB. Isn't it just so stunning?! It belongs to Valerie Giles. The foliage has been fussy cut to perfection - look at those leaf veins. The blooming heads are so cheerful and the vase along with that great blue background is just wonderful.
What more can I say? On My Window Flowers Bloom has only just launched and already the blocks being made are all so different but so beautiful and inspiring. WOW!
Thanks Jenny Henry, Nancy Randy Paris and Valerie Giles for allowing me to show off your blocks at this early stage. What eye candy!
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This post is related to On My Window, Flowers Bloom which is my current Free BOM.
It runs from August 15th - November 15th 2017.
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Oh my, they are all so beautiful. I am saving the patterns but need to get my Hearts Desire finished!
ReplyDeleteThose are each so different and yet so beautiful! I enjoy seeing how people interpret a design. Of course, it's a beautiful design to begin with. Thanks for sharing the pictures! Andrea
ReplyDeleteWow! Wonderful looks, my favorite is pink
ReplyDeleteСпасибо большое за бесплатную схему!
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