Here are the first two of my leader/ender challenge blocks.
Yes, I'm startied new project. I haven't posted my HUGE work-in-progress list for a long, long time. I'm going to stick to the pink/yellow/neutral color scheme. The key will be to keep up with the cutting so that I always have something to throw under the needle between other projects. I have no plan how large this quilt will be. I do need a baby quilt though to put in my stash...
I'm excited to start the 2025 Four Patch Fun Leader/Ender Challenge led by Bonnie Hunter. I pulled some pinks, yellows, and neutrals. Get all the details on this challenge at Quiltville's Quips & Snips!
I'm linking up at Angela's blog, SoScrappy, for the RSC25 here.
Why the oops? Well, when I looked at Angela's blog the past few days I saw pink in the borders. I thought July was going to be pink month. Now that I realize that it is purple, I will make some purple things next week. My leader/ender challenge will still be in pink/yellow/neutrals. I just need to pull a different basket of scraps. Oh well...
Ah, the magic of leaders and enders! They look great in pink or purple.
ReplyDeleteI will use this cute leader-ender block to make a baby quilt too. I don't need another big project at the moment. Your blocks are lovely. Enjoy! ;^)
ReplyDeleteYour blocks are very pretty. I'm interested in Bonnie's L & E also. At the moment I'm sewing 2" squares into 4 patches for my L & E. I need to prep some fabrics for the new L & E. Happy stitching!
ReplyDeletepretty blocks!! I'm doing them in red/white/blue. They are fun little blocks.
ReplyDeleteThose are great blocks - I was tempted by them, too. You can sew in any color you want - it's all good!
ReplyDeleteI am still working on Sugar Grove as my leader ender. Sewing a bizzilion HSTs to make the blocks. I love the way the block looks, just so many pieces to sew!
ReplyDeleteI printed the new pattern, but haven't cut anything yet, so you're way ahead of me!
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