Plaid Squared is a modern block that looks fantastic in solids. The block was actually inspired by my husband's robe, which is made of a plaid flannel print. I know, only quilters cut up and recreate something inspired by fabric in the first place :) The fun thing about the simplistic nature of Plaid Squared is that it has endless design options :) Like simply alternating the color layout to make a fantastic picnic blanket.
Or maybe, doing solid color blocks to really emphasize the design. Wouldn't these just be the cutest baby blankets for little baby boy and little baby girl. And you could easily add some applique in the center of the squares if you wanted to add a little punch.
And for a super bold look, you can always add a background color. Don't you just love the way a super dark background just makes the colors pop!!! And what a great way to bust some scraps!!
Plaid Squared also can be easily put into a sampler quilt as it will match with just about anything. In fact, Colette DeGroot's, one of the fabulous block testers, used Plaid Squared in her adorable Summer Picnics, Hugs and Kisses sampler found in the back of the magazine. (Yup, I was pretty thrilled to see it there :)
And I loved the idea of using Plaid Squared for a summertime project and thought wouldn't this just make the cutest summer tablecloth?? Some beautiful citrus colors and maybe add some lemon, lime, and raspberry shaped applique's!! Yup, I think I have another project on my to do list :)
The possibilities are just endless. And speaking of endless possibilities, be sure to pop on over to Quiltmaker and see all of the other blocks on the tour. They are fantastic!! But before you go . . .
Would you like to win a copy of Quiltmaker's 100 Blocks Vol 7?? Quiltmaker will be sending a copy of 100 Blocks to a lucky winner!!
And for fun, I will also send that lucky winner their choice of 3 of my patterns!!
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So . . . . What do you have to do for a chance to win?????
Simple . . . Just leave a comment. How about any comment that includes the number 7 :)
Easy right. The giveaway is open to everyone and will end on May 9th and a winner will be announced shortly after.
Oh, and by the Way . . . If you are stopping by for the first time, Welcome!! I am so glad you stopped by and hope you will come back often. I just love sharing my passion for quilting.
Seven....stashes of fabric in my house!
ReplyDeleteCongratulations Melissa on having another block published in Quiltmakers 100 Blocks magazine. Plaid Squared is a really cool block and this idea to add some applique in the center of the squares is great. Some fancy quilting would do great in the center as well. It looks great in the Summer Picnics, Hugs and Kisses sampler. I think I have another project on my to do list as well. LOL Just what I needed. Thanks for the chance to win!
ReplyDeleteP.S. I have way more than 7 stashes of fabric in my house!
With my 5 children, we are 7 in our family.
ReplyDeleteSeven blocks in a row would make a pretty table runner :)
ReplyDeleteI like your plaid squared block and it has great potential for use alone or combined with other blocks. I can think of several projects I could use that block in but I need to find more time to fit it all in as currently all 7 days of the week are so full.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great block! it's so versatile!
ReplyDeleteMy shoe size is 7!!
What a nice block! 7 is 1 more than six.
ReplyDeleteI hope, my comment is the 7. Unfortunately is the 8. Nice block, it seams to be a handkerchief.
ReplyDeleteUm..... 7 is 42 years younger than I am! This block is gorgeous, I really want to make a solids only quilt with this block. Thanks for the chance to win.
ReplyDeleteIt would be lovely to win pattern 107 along with vol. 7 because I like to quilt 24/7!
ReplyDeleteI am 71, quilts are my passion.
ReplyDeleteMy youngest grandchild is 7 and he's a red-headed cutie. He doesn't like flowery quilts so much, but I bet he'd love one of your Plaid Squared quilts
ReplyDeleteThanks for the chance to win a great magazine. I was 27 for 10 years!
ReplyDeleteI can't wait for May 7!!!!
ReplyDeleteLove seeing all your different layouts for your block! When I hit mile 7 on Sunday I'll be more than half way through my half marathon! Thanks for the chance to win!
ReplyDeleteGreat block, and great giveaway!
ReplyDeleteA test of concentration is to subtract 7 from 100, and then 7 from 93, and so on. Try it yourself, it's difficult!
Seven years closer to retirement!
ReplyDeleteGod may have rested on Day 7, but I quilt!
ReplyDeleteI haven't bought any fabric for 7 days. I think that's a record for me.
ReplyDeleteLove the block
ReplyDeleteI have been reading Quiltmaker magazine for more then 7 years can't wait to find the next issue in my mailbox.
Great block and love your patterns layout.Seven are my beautiful nieces!!
ReplyDelete7 is the perfect number.especially for swans a swimming.
ReplyDeleteI am working on 7 projects right now.
ReplyDeleteMy 'puppy' is 7 years old!
ReplyDeleteYour block will make a beautiful quilt for my daughter; she loves plaids! The six patterns you've displayed plus your block equal 7 lovely designs. Thanks sew much for this chance to win :-D
ReplyDeleteLove your block and I can see making a summer quilt out of it. I have been working on a quilt for a friend and it's been 7 days so far. Thanks for the chance to win.
ReplyDeleteThis is really a neat block Melissa. You have shown some great examples of how to use it. And yes, I would make a perfect picnic blanket/table cloth!! My favorite number is 7 :)
ReplyDeleteWhen I was seven years old, my grandmother made me a quilt. I wish I still had it.
ReplyDeleteI think this is a brilliant block - the possibilities ARE endless. And the draw is on the 9th? It should be on the 7th ;)
ReplyDeleteI just love, love, love the summer quilt. 7 is my lucky number.
ReplyDeleteIf I could, I would sew for all 7 days in a week! Great block and book!
ReplyDeleteWow, Melissa, I'm very impressed with your time management skills; 5 little ones & quilting. I have 7 nieces & will be 67 this year. Plaid Squared looks a fun pattern to do. I like your patterns, too. If I should win, I live in Germany, but I have multiple USA addresses & visit often. With 5 brothers there's always a wedding, graduation, or significant birthday to celebrate.
ReplyDeleteNice block; nice quilts; which I could sew/quilt for 7+ hours today but not happening :>(
ReplyDeleteI always want to make at least 7 quilts daily as I explore the great blog posts on these bog tour sites! Too bad there are not enough hours in a day.
ReplyDeleteOh how I love the number 7...lol! Anyway, congrats on another beauty of a block in one of my fave mags! I look forward to trying your star, as well.
ReplyDeleteWhat a neat block. Over 7 years ago (closer to 30) I crocheted a plaid afghan. Now an opportunity for a quilt! Thanks!
ReplyDeleteThis block would be perfect to use for quilts for my 7 grand-daughters or for my 11 grand-sons.it is a neat block.
ReplyDeleteI love the plaid squared summertime project. I started looking at blogs at 7:00 this morning - what fun!
ReplyDeleteIt is 6:07 A.M. And I am here reading blogs, can't sleep so what better thing to do than read quilty fun, thanks for giveaway
ReplyDeleteI have 7 quilt tops that are waiting to be quilted. Wish I had 7 hours a day to quilt and finish all my projects.
ReplyDeleteI am sitting up late looking at the newly posted blocks. It is 12.17 on Friday morning here in New Zealand. I am loving looking at everyone's new blocks.
ReplyDeleteLove this block - so fresh in the brights
ReplyDeleteI plan on eating seven Oreos later.....
ReplyDeleteI've got seven books with quilt patterns, and three books about FMQ.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the chance!
Love your block. I think I will make 7.
ReplyDeleteWow Melissa what an unusual block! Very creative. 7 days of the week to sew and quilt :-)
ReplyDeleteLove love love your block. it is 8:37 a.m. EDT in Ohio.
ReplyDeleteIt's half-past seven and 67 degrees with wind at 17 Love your plaid!
ReplyDeleteI have 7 of 9 quilt blocks cut out for my new baby quilt =)
ReplyDeleteI have about 7 more minutes before I need to actually get the day started :)
ReplyDeleteMy oldest daughter is 7. What a great age!
ReplyDeleteThat's a great block pattern! I really enjoy reading your blog. Thanks for the give-away and here's to the lucky number 7!
ReplyDeleteYour block pattern is neat. I love both your Irish Chain quilts. WE have had the most amazing weather here in MN over the past 7 days, everything from 70's to snow!
ReplyDeleteLet's see, seven.....how about 7 days a week to quilt!
ReplyDeleteI really love your block - so many possibilities! In fact, I can think of 7 different variations of this quilt block that I would love to make!!
ReplyDeleteI would love to make your block using 7 solids.
ReplyDeleteGreat block! Love all your setting ideas. I know there are over 7 hours left of work before I can go home and start quilting.
ReplyDeleteI love your patterns and this looks like a great book! My son just turned seven this past March. Thanks for the chance to win!!
ReplyDeleteWe have three grandchildren who were born on the 7th day of the month. Really like the plaid block.
ReplyDeleteThere is no way that I am going to be the 7th comment. I really do want to make your Plaid Square - then the Quilt - then put this beautiful quilt on my bed. I am either going to win a copy of QM 100 Blocks Volume 7 or I am going to buy this magazine next week. Thank you for being a part of this tour and giving all of us, your followers, a chance to win. I always enjoy my visit to your blog. There is always something interesting to do.
ReplyDeleteSandi Timmons
This block is great and I love the baby quilt idea... my mom is one of 7 sisters... she made each a 7 sisters quilt trying to figure out how to inherit one of them(no time soon)..
ReplyDeleteThanks for the great giveaway. I use quilting and sewing to distract myself from the 7 more years of training I have...
ReplyDeleteLove your block, especially the summer tablecloth--so inspiring. 7 more minutes to spend on the Blog Tour this morning....gotta run!
ReplyDeleteMy oldest granddaughter is 7. Thanks for the chance to win
ReplyDeleteLove your block, and all the colors you posted. Lucky #7 is always good for me!
ReplyDeleteTwo of my three granboys are 7 years old. They are each first graders. Seven is symbolic of completion. Maybe I will be able to complete sewing the binding together for my Double Wedding Ring quilt today. Thanks for the generous, generous giveaways.
ReplyDeleteMy sons turns 7 this month! Where does time go!
ReplyDeleteLove your block and congrats. My grandson will be turning 7 on May 23.
ReplyDeleteWonderful block and I can see how it would make a great scrappy quilt. I have about 7 people who I could make that quilt for.
ReplyDeleteI think this is my 7th time entering for 100 blocks :) lol
ReplyDeleteSowed in Minnesota yesterday but my home didn't get 7 inches of snow....thank goodness!! Great block! Congratulations on having it in the magazine! Thank-you.
ReplyDeleteI have five grand nieces & nephews turning 7 this year. Love your block - always looking for new ideas for baby quilts.
ReplyDeleteThat's easy! There are 7 days before you let me know that I won!! I would love to have 3 of your patterns & the 100 blocks magazine.
ReplyDeleteI am going to do 7 different blocks today just because I like a challenge. Thanks for the chance to win.
ReplyDeleteI keep thinking this block would be fun in a kids quilt with a scattering of embrodery in the center squares....
ReplyDeleteand I love your pattern extras
PS... I started going thru the blog hop at am this morning
ReplyDeleteAny comment that includes the number 7, how about I wish there were 8 days in a week so I could spend more time quilting? Haha. What a unique and versatile block. Hmmm, I need to think about how to use this one. As you said, the combinations are endless. I just love it!
ReplyDeleteI love this block. I started off as a lover of the traditional blocks and still am but am very excited about these modern patterns, with solids. (I collected a lot of solids to do the first circle in my 47 Grandmother's flower garden hexagons, using 30s prints). So now i'm set to go with modern quilts too!Thanks for the inspiration.
ReplyDeleteIt's amazing the number of different ways your block can be used. There must be at least 7, and probably even more!
ReplyDeleteI love that you posted 6 of your patterns, but I would have loved to have seen a 7th posted as well! Ok, probably dorky, but I got the number in there! Love your block and I especially loved it with the black background! Boy, do those colors ever pop!
ReplyDeleteThere are 7 more months after May in 2013! Enjoyed your blog post and your block for Volume 7! Sandi
ReplyDeleteI think I am in seven heaven, with seven popping up everywhere! Thanks for the chance to win!
ReplyDeleteThere are 7 days in a week, all ready for sewing and quilting!
ReplyDeleteOoh--I'm feeling lucky--my birthday is October 7!! Love your block and can't wait for the magazine to be out.
ReplyDeleteWish I had 7 uninterrupted hours to quilt. What a dream!
ReplyDeleteCongrats on having your block in Vol. 7! I love your pattern if I win..Wonky Irish Chain"
ReplyDeleteI love love this block....I have a 7 year old grandson that I am sure I could make a quilt for using this block...thank you for the chance to win.
ReplyDeletethim3@hotmail.com
I will be working on 7 donation quilt blocks today. After those are finished, we can start piecing it together.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the chance to win a copy of "Quiltmaker's 100 Blocks, Vol. 7" & one of your patterns. By the way I love "Dreaming of Paris".
I think Volume 7 will be the best yet!
ReplyDelete#7 - my favorite number!! Thanks for a chance to win
ReplyDeleteseven, 7 SEVEN...... that's my lucky number, too.
ReplyDeletereally like your plaid block and appreciate the display of extra possibilities.
cindy from MI
Since my birthday is Sept 7, I think this might be a lucky volume! I really love the geometry in your designs. I find the angles and order very soothing. Hope you continue to design!
ReplyDeleteThe 7th volume of Quiltmaker 100 Blocks magazine is number 7; but, I suspect it be the number 1 bestselling magazine.
ReplyDeleteI wish I had 7 days off from my real job to stay home and sew!
ReplyDeleteI wish I could finish 7 projects today!
ReplyDeletei have found at least 7 blocks that i love, this blog tour is great and so is your site
ReplyDeleteLove the inspiration. I am the oldest of 7 children and aspire to make each of my nieces and nephews a quilt. I have completed 5 and have 10 more to do.
ReplyDeleteMelissa-Love your block-so simple yet has many possibilities making it very versatile.
ReplyDeleteLets see using the number 7 to win a pattern sounds awesome to me, I can think of "7" ways to use the plaid blocks.
ReplyDeleteThere are 7 different color schemes shown in the post. I really like how the on-point example seems to emphasize the inner color.
ReplyDeleteLizE
I see the number 7 in your Summertime Picnics quilt. It is the straw in your center block. Thank you for this great giveaway and have Lucky 7 day!
ReplyDeleteHave a super great sewing and stitching day!
I think a plaid block is genius. I've been thinking about doing a plaid quilt for my husband. Add it to the list of 7 bazillion other things I want to make!
ReplyDeleteQuilting is my 7th child. It's my new baby and I can't get enough of it. And as much as it seems disorganized, I can easily see myself working on 7 projects at the same time. [Love the plaids in the brights.]
ReplyDeleteThere are at least 7 blocks that I want to make, and the blog hop has just started. I really need this collection. Yours would be a fun block to add machine embroidery to.
ReplyDeleteI believe 7 is my most lucky number and yours too! +
ReplyDeleteI wish I only had 7 projects on my to do list!
ReplyDeleteI liked seeing how others used 7 in their comments. It's fun to see how many had a 7 of something in their lives but I did like the one about the days of the week. =) I liked seeing the samples of the other colours especially the baby quilt ideas. All and all I am really looking forward to this issue plus it makes me want to dig out the past issues I have to see what I've forgotten.
ReplyDeleteMy brother is turning 50 on June 7. I'm excited about making plans to fly cross country to join in the festivities!
ReplyDeletelesley209@gmail.com
I really like your block. I have way more than 7 ufo's to complete.
ReplyDeleteIf I spend another 7 hours on this blog tour, my hubby might disown me :) Love the plaid! Congrats on being in the 100!
ReplyDeleteYour 6 patterns plus this 1 great block makes 7 good ideas to look at. Seven(7) is always a lucky number. Thanks for the giveaway.
ReplyDeleteWith the birth of our first grandchild in August, there will be 7 in our immediate family. How's that??
ReplyDeleteIt has been 7 months to the day since I had surgery.
ReplyDeleteThank you for the chance to win.
syvisser@gmail(dot)com
Another fabulous block, love the raspberry lemonade idea! I have 7 grandchildren, and I could make a different version for each one! Thanks for the chance to win!
ReplyDeleteWonderful block!!! I love plaids and solids are becoming a favorite as well.... may have to play with this one some. Maybe I'll make 7 blocks, each in a different color and see how they play together =^..^=
ReplyDeleteCongrats. What a wonderful give a way. 7 Hmmm Oh its been seven months since my son has had a serious girl friend. He plans on asking her to marry him in the fall. Woohoo !!!
ReplyDeleteI have 7 cats:) 5 inside and 1 that goes in and out and one outside:) Good thing you didn't want us to use the #10:) haha!!!
ReplyDeleteGreat modern block!
I like your design with your block on point, so I would make a similar quilt using 7 blocks, or use 7 fabrics.
ReplyDeleteWow Melissa! That is an awesome block. The minute I saw it, even before scrolling down to read through the post, your block reminded me of the old fashioned dish towels which usually had an embroidery design in the center done in redwork. This block might work really well to be put together using lighter cotton, or even using toweling and either stitching a grouping of the blocks together to make a large enough size to use as a dish towel, or just a secction of them horizontally to stitch into a section of toweling. Then doing some embroidery in the center of each one. I would probably put a backing on it though and very light quilting stitching but no batting at all; just enough to hold the two pieces together to avoid slipping/twisting.
ReplyDeleteIf it works the way I am thinking, then making 7 of them, one for each day would make a super cute Christmas gift or any other time of the year gift.
Beautiful job Melissa. I really love this block.
Love the plaid block, so many possibilities. I celebrate my birthday in the 7th month. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteI love plaid squared! I can't wait to get my hands on Quiltmaker's 100 blocks, Vol.7 so I can try it out. Seven blocks by 7, I think ;-)
ReplyDeleteWell, I love the uniqueness of your block. As for the number seven, can't think of anything that has a 7 in it except for my granddaughter's age. I guess that does it for the number 7...feel like I am on Sesame Street.
ReplyDelete7 is my favorite # because there are 7 in our family with our 5 kids. Your plaid block is so cute & versatile.
ReplyDeleteCongrats on being included in 100 Blocks vol. 7. Very nice plaid block and by making the blocks in various colors makes an amazing plaid quilt.
ReplyDeleteI love this block so much. Thank you!! Can't wait to see what you have for us tomorrow. I have 7 projects going right now, not all are quilting.
ReplyDeleteI love your block. Think it will be another for the to do list. I am working on a quilt that calls for 7 different shades of cream fabric - it's harder than you'd think. Hope
ReplyDelete7 come 11.....The nest of 7 from the TV series Touch that they are going to cancel :(
ReplyDeleteLOL, I'm #127 on your Comment list. Thanks for making a versatile block. It looks like extra fun to play with rainbow colors. I have your blog on my Blog Roll so I read about your quilting adventures all the time. It's fun for me to recognize the Blogs on the Blog tour as some of my "Blogg-y Friends". Hope I'm one of the Lucky Winners of Volume 7! Isn't 7 supposed to be a "LUCKY" Number??
ReplyDeleteOk not #12, I took too long to type my comment...
DeleteI have 6 finishes in 2013 so far and I am itching to start quilt 7! Thanks for the giveaway and sharing your block!
ReplyDelete7 seven is a perfect number to use - it's an odd prime number and stands on it's on regal and tall. 7 is the age of my eldest grandniece. Congratulations on your block being included in Quiltmaker's 100 Blocks Volume 7 magazine -- YES, VOLUME 7! Your block is truly an original unique block and I can see the versatility that you wrote about in the post. Thanks for the chance to win too!
ReplyDeleteI have 7 Rose-Breasted Grosbeaks on the feeder at my house right now. That's a first for me. I can't wait to see the magazine. Maybe I need 7 loaves of bread and 7 fish to feed all these birds.
ReplyDeleteOh, I would love to win! I love your block, and I love your patterns! And right now I have 7 quilts planned that I haven't even started cutting, so if I win, I'll even that right up to 10 with your patterns!
ReplyDeleteMy favorite number is 7! I was born in the seventh month and have the number seven the the day and year if my birth.
ReplyDeleteI recently had foot surgery and have used 7 days of short-term disability so far. My sewing machine is feeling neglected.
ReplyDeleteWow!! What clever use of squares. Volume 7 coming out on May 7 sounds pretty lucky to me!!
ReplyDeleteThis block is fascinating. Really like it. Can't wait to make it.
ReplyDeleteMaybe I will win since you can divide my grandchildren by 2 and get the number 7. Or dividing into boys and girls I have 7 of each!
ReplyDeleteLove your block and the examples you featured, especially the one with the black background.
Well in 7 days my husband is flying to join me in NC. We will be driving home to TX. I love your block and do a lot of machine embroidery. I like your idea of using your block to showcase the embroidery designs. Must try it.
ReplyDeletei have 7 beautiful grandchildren and i made 7 quilts for christmas! i love your block!!!
ReplyDeletesara603@msn.com
7...Seven...um...I now have 7 x 7 quilt ideas in my brain from all these wonderful blogs!
ReplyDeleteGreat block. I'm in 7th heaven.
ReplyDeleteMy youngest daughter was 7 years old before she slept more than three hours a night. I was one exhausted mama let me tell you. Love the block.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the giveaway! My birthday is on Sept 27th, so there you have it... wonderlandbyalyce at gmail dot com
ReplyDeleteI have 7 quilts "in-progress". Better get busy and finish them so I can start one with these fab blocks!
ReplyDeleteOh just seven days till my moms birthday! Love your block!
ReplyDeleteI'm trying to have 7 quilts finished to enter in our Guild show this October.
ReplyDeleteI love your block.. very clever.... can't think a anything for #7.
ReplyDeleteLove your block - so versatile! My goal this year was to finish at least 1 quilt a month from my stack of UFOs. I've manage to keep up and will be finishing my 7th quilt this month (maybe even my 8th). Thanks.
ReplyDeleteI'm really looking forward to seeing Vol. 7, I've got 5 and 6, and have gotten a lot of use and inspiration from them. :-)
ReplyDeleteI love this block for the baby quilt. Or for a man quilt.
ReplyDeleteVolume 7 looks like it has some great blocks in it that I would like to try.
ReplyDeleteI would do some embroidery in the middle of the blocks. I would love to win one of your patterns. Thanks for the opportunity. Linda Roe
ReplyDeleteI love your plaid block! I married the 7th in a family of 9. Lucky me!
ReplyDeleteWow, you certainly have put a new spin on plaid. Congrats on your block in 100 Blocks. I love your design, especially on point. It goes together with so much.
ReplyDeleteSending 7 big THANK YOUs for this terrific block and for all you add to the quilting world. Also, I'm celebrating 7 years cancer-free!! Looks like 7 is a lucky number for both of us! Thanks for a chance to win.
ReplyDeleteI wish there were more than 7 days in a week so I could get more done. Thanks for sharing your talent.
ReplyDeleteI have 7 fabrics that would look terrific in a plaid block quilt!
ReplyDeleteVolume 7 looks to be the best issue yet! I can see myself using your quilt block to make a fun beach blanket for my son. Thanks for the chance to win!
ReplyDeleteThis year my husband and I will celebrate our 7th anniversary!
ReplyDeleteGreat block - I wonder what it would look like made out of plaid fabrics! I wish I could sew 7 days a week, but I'm lucky if I can sew one day a week these days. Thanks for the chance!
ReplyDeleteI have made 7 quilts to date :)
ReplyDeleteWow, What a fantastic block! I wish there were 7 more hours in the day so I could quilt quilt quilt!
ReplyDeleteI wish I could spend 7 hours a day sewing quilts
ReplyDeletesew looking forward to issue 7 with all the exciting new blocks. i have 7 more tickets, the last on the 7th next week, to guess the exact time the ice will break up on the nenana river and the ice is still 49 [7x7] inches thick! spring is sew late up here!
ReplyDeleteCool block - I'd like to try using a large print as the background. I have 7 beautiful grandchildren named Gabriel, Marissa, Lyly, Marcus, Zeke Jr, Chris and Ethan.
ReplyDeleteHUMMMMMM the number 7, that's easy, I have 7 pomeranians, my husband's blog is 7 under foot, my son has 7 children, his 4 daughters, and his wife's 3, yep that is 7 there... I live in planting zone 7 WOW I really didn't think I had so many 7's OH and one more, I am mother to 7 children... well I have 1 son, and my husband has 6 daughters so yeah that too makes 7... hope this was enough 7s for you. Love your block to, so very different.
ReplyDeleteI grew up in a family of seven - the more the merrier!
ReplyDeleteCongratulations! It is a brilliant idea, I love the possibilities and look forward to seeing your tablecloth!
ReplyDeleteMy daughter threw up on me about 7 times today!
Wish I could quilt 24/7.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the chance to win!!
Love your block!!! Seven....hmmmmm ohh I know I have 7 quilt tops made just waiting for when I buy a long arm quilter this summer. I'm hoping to have about 10 done before it arrives, so I have plenty to use to build my skills.
ReplyDeleteI am the oldest child in a family of 7.
ReplyDeleteI can see lots of possibilities in your block! Love the color pop in the black background! I am working 7 days in a row this week and it is cutting into my quilting time!!
ReplyDeleteMust take cupcakes to church on May 7, so maybe one day I should commemorate all these cupcakes-baking activities via a quilt. How about a cupcake appliqued right in the middle of your Plaid Squared?
ReplyDeleteOoooh, I love this block on a black background. Stunning!
ReplyDeleteHmmm . . . My 7th novel will be releasing this summer. It's exciting! I'm sure I'll do some quilting to celebrate. :D
I would be in SEVENth heaven if I won this giveaway, Melissa. Congrats on being included, and hooray for the good taste of the 100 Blocks editors.
ReplyDeleteLove plaid squared. I've tried 7times to think of something clever to say about 7, but didn't come up with anything😄
ReplyDeleteMy oldest granddaughter is 7 - surely I could use a pattern or two to make her a quilt - love your blocks!
ReplyDeleteCongratulations on having your block published. My son is 7 years old, my birthday is in the 7th month... does that count? :o)
ReplyDeleteI love plaids and I especially like the 7th month of the year as that is when my daughter was born.
ReplyDeleteThis would be a fun block to fussy cut center square, would frame up motif.
ReplyDeleteI saw 6 of your patterns, but where is number 7? I really like the braided irish chain, and the wonky irish chain patterns........
ReplyDeleteVery unique block, I think I need to make 7 or more for one quilt! Thanks for the chance.
ReplyDeleteLucky 7 huh! Well, I appreciate the chance to win one of your patterns and all the fun of this blog hop.
ReplyDelete7 days a week just doesn't leave enough time for quilting! thks for giveaway.
ReplyDeleteLooks like I might be number 187. Have a great week (7 days)! :)
ReplyDeleteCan't wait to pick up Vol. 7...unless I win a copy first. Thanks for sharing your ideas, like the table cloth idea.
ReplyDeleteYour pattern for 100 blocks and quilt patterns are great! Ooooh to have all 7!
ReplyDeleteThat's easy-7 is my favorite number.
ReplyDeleteTwo of my best quilting buddies birthdays are on 7-7. They claim to be twins born in different years! :-)
ReplyDeleteHmm 7 a very lucky number
ReplyDeletelucky 7 works for me :)))
ReplyDeleteLove your "Summer Breeze" quilt. Pity I don't have any story to share that involves the number 7 ;-)
ReplyDeleteI love the idea of a summer tablecloth! I would sure like to win Vol 7!! Thanks for the chance to win!
ReplyDeletewigglypup2(at)yahoo(dot)com
I haven't even got a copy yet, and already I'm drooling over Volume 7. I think the other volumes may be getting jealous.
ReplyDeleteHere is my number 7. I love your block - I think it's my favorite block yet!
ReplyDelete7 is a lucky number!! Would love to have Volume 7!
ReplyDeleteI really love your Plaid Squared block. I think it would be a great way to frame a piece of fussy cut fabric. It would also look great in a quilt for a man or boy. There needs to be 7 more hours in the day, 7 more days in the week, and 7 more months in the year so I can get more sewing done! Thank you and Congratulations! anglanouette(at)gmail(dot)com
ReplyDeleteThere are so many great blocks i Vol. 7 that I would have to quilt 7 days a week for many weeks to try them all.
ReplyDeleteI love Plaid Squared on the black background. Really makes the colors pop.
Love your block. It is so springy!! Can't wait to get the Vol. 7 magazine so I can make some of these blocks. Thank you for sharing.
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