bLoCkS FOR SALE!
Quilt Hanging Blocks...
Gardner Village quit selling these, so Scott showed me how to make them and I ended up making some for my sisters and selling quite a few at a local quilt shop. If you are interested give me a call, or a comment. Unfortunately I am not a fabulous photographer so they are even cuter in person;)
I have brown, cream, black and a few modge poged; in stars, squares, and a few diamonds. Most of them look cute with the fabric colors that are in style right now as well as more traditional fabrics.
My latest quilt, it's so stinkn' cute, I have finished piecing, but it needs to be quilted;) For a smaller wall hanging quilt I would use two blocks, but for one that is 60-70 inches I'd use three or four. I like the look of three, but some people like four. I put these blocks really close together just to get as many different colors as I could in a small space, to give you an idea of all the options.
There isn't really any wall space at my in-laws to hang a quilt, so you get the floor view.
Where the quilt goes, these can hold art work, baby's first t-shirt, any kind of material etc.
You can see the mog podge squre (black, white an grey upper left) They are already packaged.
A pic from last fall that happens to have my blocks in it. Blocks look darling in a nursery, living room, craft room, stair case walls, and you get the picture.
Gardner Village quit selling these, so Scott showed me how to make them and I ended up making some for my sisters and selling quite a few at a local quilt shop. If you are interested give me a call, or a comment. Unfortunately I am not a fabulous photographer so they are even cuter in person;)
I have brown, cream, black and a few modge poged; in stars, squares, and a few diamonds. Most of them look cute with the fabric colors that are in style right now as well as more traditional fabrics.
My latest quilt, it's so stinkn' cute, I have finished piecing, but it needs to be quilted;) For a smaller wall hanging quilt I would use two blocks, but for one that is 60-70 inches I'd use three or four. I like the look of three, but some people like four. I put these blocks really close together just to get as many different colors as I could in a small space, to give you an idea of all the options.
There isn't really any wall space at my in-laws to hang a quilt, so you get the floor view.
Where the quilt goes, these can hold art work, baby's first t-shirt, any kind of material etc.
You can see the mog podge squre (black, white an grey upper left) They are already packaged.
A pic from last fall that happens to have my blocks in it. Blocks look darling in a nursery, living room, craft room, stair case walls, and you get the picture. 
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