Log Cabin

Log Cabin, 9"

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Four Knaves

Four Knaves, 10"

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Peace and Plenty

Peace and Plenty, 9"

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Plaid

Plaid, 10"

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Contrary Wife

Contrary Wife, 9"

A nice easy one after yesterday's challenge!

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Arkansas Crossroads

Arkansas Crossroads, 8"

Another easy classic block. This would be nice as a scrappy quilt, with just the dark triangles a constant color.

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Crown of Thorns

Crown of Thorns, 10"

Well, this one's kind of blah.

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Baton Rouge Square

Baton Rouge Square, 10"

I have lots of these autumny blocks done already! Enough for a top pretty soon ...

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Jacob's Ladder

Jacob's Ladder, 8"

Just another one for the autumny-toned set -- nothing special.

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Road to Oklahoma

Road to Oklahoma, 8"

Aaaah, it's a relief to do an easy one today!

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Kansas Troubles

Kansas Troubles, 16"

Another BIG block! I tend to make small pieced blocks so these really large ones are a change of pace for me.

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Chimneys and Cornerstones

Chimneys and Cornerstones, 8"

Log cabin style blocks are my favorites!

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City Streets

City Streets, 9"

This is a nice one. I wonder, if I were making an entire quilt from this block, if the brown strips would need to keep repeating, or if it would disrupt the continuity of the design if they were scrappied-up from block to block?

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Four Corners

Four Corners, 9"

No problems piecing this one, and I like the warm colors.

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Puss in a Corner

Puss in a Corner, 7.5"

Whew, they don't get much easier than this one!

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Economy

Economy, 10"

This one is a classic old-timey block. As shown here, with just two colors, it's not too exciting, but it would be fun to make a set of these blocks in random scrappy fabrics, just like great-gramma might have done.

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Rambler

Rambler, 10"

Starting into a brown/autumny colorway today, so I'm up to eight different color sets now. I have my fabric sets in separate bags, and have begun to figure out layouts for many of the groups, so it's fairly easy to create each day's block -- I can choose fabrics quickly, and I'm beginning to see where this or that block is going to fit into the big picture. Several more in this brown group coming soon.

Two weeks under my belt and going strong! :)

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