With the start of the new month, we will also celebrate with a fabric giveaway. To enter this month, leave a comment with the name of your favorite quilt block ever. I will draw on Monday for the winner of the lovely hand dyed fabric collection from Vicki Welsh. I still need a snail mail address from last month's winner, Marsha Cooper, who is a no-reply blogger. Please contact me directly at angela(dot)feldbush(at)yahoo(dot)com with your mailing address.
It would be a tie between friendship star and the traditional nine patch.
ReplyDeleteMy favourite is Friendship Star, but I like all the star blocks I've ever made.
ReplyDeleteI like star blocks. At the moment I have done a lot with WONKY stars
ReplyDeleteWell, mine is an obvious choice...I'm a huge fan of the churn dash! :)
ReplyDeleteI think my favorite overall block is the nine patch. I love it's simplicity! But I am loving my pickledish blocks!
ReplyDeleteMy all-time favorite block is definitely the log cabin--easy to make and uses up lotsa strips...thanks for the chance...hugs, Julierose
ReplyDeleteToo many blocks....... I'm going to go with log cabin - classic and simple but oh so versatile.
ReplyDeleteI have to go with the Garlic Knot. Baby Nines would be a close second. Thanks for revisiting green. I have a ton of green.
ReplyDeleteI agree with Carla. My favorite block is Carla's Pickle dish. (I've never made it myself...)
ReplyDeleteI think my all time favorite quilt blocks are string blocks of all kinds. Paper pieced, wonky, small, large, scrappy, colorful, one color family, doesn't really matter. String blocks are versatile and fun to make.
ReplyDeleteMy favorite block is star blocks especially the Ohio star.
ReplyDeleteEach new block I make seems to be my fav.
ReplyDeleteOverall - I guess I would say Double Wedding Ring or Kaleidoscope.
Wow, that is a tough question. I have to go with a traditional - Churn Dash.
ReplyDeleteMy all-time favorite is string blocks . . .
ReplyDeleteAs far as revisiting green - I used my yellow-green and green-yellow tones the first time around (light, medium, and dark) so this month I'll focus on the blue-green shades. Fabrics pulled from resource boxes ... should have something to show by next Saturday.
I like star blocks, and Ohio stars are my favorite. They're just so darned cheerful. I'm seriously wanting some of those green scraps of yours!
ReplyDeleteI sent you an email!
ReplyDeleteIn case I didn't get it right, mine is marsha.seiberling@gmail.com.
Since I missed green the first time is it alright if I work with any shade of green?
Thanks!
Marsha
I like New York Beauty but I also like the simpler chin dash.Thanks!
ReplyDeleteI've always loved the Drunkard's Path. So many other names for it because there are so many ways to set it.
ReplyDeleteOf course, I also love the 17+ mentioned above, and a raft of others.
Thanks for the chance.
Hugs
Favourite ever would be Double Wedding Ring, I have made so many, teach it and never tire of it.
ReplyDeleteCurrent favorite is the churn dash! To many super great blocks to really choose though!
ReplyDeletetengo varios bloques favoritos, uno de ellos son las estrellas, y el logcabin, muchas gracias!!
ReplyDeletemi bloque en verde claro ya esta listo..
I'm in love with slab blocks. I never get tired of them and each one is so different!
ReplyDeleteStar blocks in general, LeMoyne Stars in particular!
ReplyDeleteFor some reason I love dresdons and square-in-a-square blocks.
ReplyDeleteI like the Greek Cross. You don't see it very often but it is a simple block which looks lovely made up in a quilt. Also love stars, probably Ohio Star would be my choice if pressed.
ReplyDeleteAfter thinking about it a bit, I realized there is no one favorite block on my list. There are many I'm not fond of, but no one that is my absolute favorite.
ReplyDeleteStar blocks are probably my favorite blocks, although I am slightly obsessed with Carrie Nation blocks right now.
ReplyDeleteI have lots of light green to use and hope I make a nice dent this month!
How do you pick just 1 favorite in a library of so many great ones. I do like the look of many of the star blocks, but my favorite would have to be the log cabin -- because of the endless ways it can be set in a quilt and the many types of log cabin styles of off center, traditional, diamonds, etc. Thanks much for asking.
ReplyDeleteI just love the new York beauty.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous Tart Leilaine Dress
I have been digging through leftover blocks from old projects, and I seem to have tons of nine-patches. Easy to make, but you can create great designs depending on your fabric choices and how you set them together. Runner-up would be bowties.
ReplyDeleteI have a start on my green hexies! If I work on them a little each evening plus at my 2 stitch groups this month I do hope to get close to getting all 100 that I have papers pinned to done!
ReplyDeleteHow do you pick one? I really like chinky churn dash...I'm working on my second quilt with that block. But, oh pinwheels call my name too.
ReplyDeleteHum, perhaps I didn't read directions well with the last green. I had a lot of those bright greens in the block I made. I think I'll do this one in the darker colors with just a few brights in....