Hello everyone! We're delighted to be a part of Quiltmaker's 100 Blocks Vol. 10 Edition! This issue of Quiltmaker's 100 Blocks marks the 10th volume of the popular block magazine and that means they have published 1000 original block designs, how amazing is that?
To celebrate this momentous occasion, Quiltmaker also compiled a video of all of their designers. We had a chance to record the video at the Fall International Quilt Market in Houston last month.
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Next, is Jocelyn's Parasol block. For her design, she was inspired by the structure of umbrellas and added a touch of glamour using the Glitz collection by Michael Miller Fabrics.
Sarah's Well-Suited Block is a throwback to her childhood in the 90's. She was inspired by the "power" ties that her dad loved to wear! She felt that the Botanics collection worked perfectly with her design as well!
Want to learn how to make our blocks and 97 more? We are giving away three copies of Quiltmaker's 100 Blocks vol. 10 to three lucky winners! To enter our giveaway, all you need to do is to comment on our blog post and let us know which block would you like to make from the Quiltmaker's 100 Blocks vol. 10.
And the winners are...
Don't forget to visit the Quiltmaker website for giveaways and more blocks from other designers as well. Have an amazing day and happy quilting.
I'd love to make the starberry block. What an awesome book!
ReplyDeleteI would love to make Josalyn's Parasol block!. I have always had a soft spot for pinwheels and I love how her block elaborates on that basic structure. It gives me more scope for using more colors, but it's not over complicated or contrived feeling. I really love it! Magistra13 at yahoo dot com
ReplyDeleteBeth
The Well Suited block is awesome; I would like to make that one!
ReplyDeleteWell Suited is such a great 'guy' block. Pillows for my son.
ReplyDeleteI like the starberry block!
ReplyDeleteWell Suited would be a fun block to make for pillows for my little nephews, who don white shirts and ties for special occasions and are cute as can be in them.
ReplyDeleteWell Suited already made it to the front so I say Starberry would be a great second cover block.
ReplyDeleteFrom your 3 blocks, I would want to make the Parasol block and in those fabrics, yummy Glitz! but I see some other really cool blocks I would like to make also.
ReplyDeleteI would like to make the little bird block or any of the stars. I love stars.
ReplyDeleteThe block I would most likely make first would be Jocelyn's Parasol block. I like the movement of it and it looks like it would join to make interesting secondary designs
ReplyDeleteI am very into stars at the moment, so the starberry block would be first :)
ReplyDeleteI liked the Well-suited block. I think it would be fun to use different shirtings and foulard-style retro fabrics for the ties.
ReplyDeleteStarberry block is lovely, would work well with any material combo.
ReplyDeleteLove all of the blocks but I like the Well Suited block to make a man's quilt. I have tons of my Dad's and Brother's shirts and this would be perfect for those. Thanks for the giveaway!
ReplyDeleteI'm partial to stars so I'd start right in on the Starberry block.
ReplyDeleteI really like the strawberry block. I am so into half square triangles and stars lately, I must try this one!
ReplyDeleteWell Suited is a great block for someone with six sons. I would love to do something with that one. Thanks for the chance to win!
ReplyDeleteI like the Starberry ! Thanks for the chance to win.
ReplyDeleteHow to choose a favorite block from the 10th edition? Love the beautiful blocks shown above, would love to try Kimberley's Starberry block first.
ReplyDeleteI like all of them but pick Parazol block.
ReplyDeletePatricia C
I love the well suited block, especially good for a man quilt. Thanks for a chance to win. You are sll so talented!!!!
ReplyDeleteI would like to make the Parasol Block. So cute!
ReplyDeleteCongratulations to all of you! I would make the parasol block. It is darling!
ReplyDeleteThe tie block is adorable, look forward to seeing what else is in this volume!
ReplyDeleteLove Sarah's Well Suited Block - a great pinwheel and secondary design.
ReplyDeleteI like pinwhells so I like The parasol block .
ReplyDeleteWhat a talented team! You designed such great blocks! I think I would make the star berry block. Thanks for the chance!
ReplyDeleteThe block I'd like to make is the ice skating bird. -- soparkaveataoldotcom
ReplyDeleteI like the Parasol block a lot, but there are so many to choose from in this magazine that it's would be hard to pick one.
ReplyDeleteI love pinwheels and would probably want to make a quilt of all the pinwheel blocks, but that ampersand (&) on the cover is really calling me. Wouldn't it be fun to make a quilt with punctuation marks and all those characters that live at the top of your number keys?
ReplyDeleteI love the Strawberry Block and would want one of my own. All of your team's blocks are great.
ReplyDeletetushay3(at)yahoo(dot)com
Love the tie block. Such a good idea!!!
ReplyDeleteThe well-suited block. I've been into recycled menswear and this is adorable. Thanks for the chance! basaran.family(at)rogers(dot)com
ReplyDeleteI like the Parasol block although all of them are beautiful
ReplyDeleteI like the Parasol Block.
ReplyDeletegreat giveaway! my favorite block so far is no surprise...bonnie hunter's scrappy blues!
ReplyDeleteI like Jocelyn's Parasol block!
ReplyDeleteSince I love star blocks, the starberry block will probably be the first one I make. Thanks for the chance to win!
ReplyDeleteGreat blocks! Love them all. I would like to make the paperpieced block with the friends (girls), this is so cute!
ReplyDeleteThese blocks were so creative! Just love the "Well Suited". Wonder what else she could come up with to complement that...
ReplyDeleteI love Bonnie Hunter`s blues block, love 1000 blocks wow!!
ReplyDeleteI like all of them, so this is a tough decision. Parasol Block would be first.
ReplyDeleteI like them all but Parasol is my favorite.
ReplyDeletei love this magazine. i would love to make the parasol block.
ReplyDeleteI love traditional patchwork, so strawberry would be my choice!
ReplyDeleteI would make a quilt out of the Well-Suited Block from my husbands ties for a memory quilt.
ReplyDeleteGood morning...
ReplyDeleteAll three blocks are interesting but this morning I'm feeling challenged so I think the Starberry would be a nice pick :)
kaylace@bellsouth.net
All of them. Love them all. Drhodes9@cox.net
ReplyDeleteGood Morning all! I would love to make the "Well Suited" block. My imagination is already going crazy with all the ideas for fabrics!
ReplyDeleteDebbie
ollieami@aol.com
Love all the blocks but if I have to pick one, I'll go with Jocelyn's Parasol block. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteI like Jocelyn's Parasol block the best and I can see a precious baby quilt made from this block!
ReplyDeleteI would make the Parasol block. Thanks for the chance to win this fantastic book.
ReplyDeleteI think i would like to make the parasol block in vibrant colors. thanks!
ReplyDeleteI would like to make the ice-skating Cardinal. jitney41@gmail.com
ReplyDeleteI love Bonnie Hunter`s blues block, love them all wow!!!
ReplyDeleteI would make the parasol block because I like pinwheels. All the blocks are lovely. Thanks for the chance to win this great book.
ReplyDeleteI like the tie block!! Lovely and very clever!! Thanks for the chance to win!!
ReplyDeleteI would like to make the Starberry block.
ReplyDeleteWell-suited is such a cool unique block!! What a great block for a baby boy quilt! Thanks
ReplyDeleteI like the starberry block. Thanks for the chance to win!
ReplyDeletewigglypup2 ( at ) yahoo ( dot ) com
I like the Parasol block.
ReplyDeleteAll the blocks are great. The well suited block is one I would like to make. I can see it made up into a quilt for a guy with each tie a different color.
ReplyDeleteI really like the Parasol block. I think it would look great with both modern and traditional fabrics.
ReplyDeleteI would make the Parasol block. Thanks!
ReplyDeletePlease click on the delaineelliott above for my email link.
I have made my own pattern for an owl and then cut out material from scrap and placed then onto a material and made a baby quilt .... I think that would be considered appliqué ? So yes I have tried it and like it , if that's considered it too!
ReplyDeleteI have only done a basic straight stitch appliqué. Would love to try the Upward pattern.
ReplyDeleteWould love a copy of the new 100 Blocks by Quiltmaker Magazine. How exciting to have your blocks in it!
ReplyDeleteI like Bonnie Hunter's Something Blue block. She is so good with scraps.
yoyopattycakes@hotmail.com
i love the well suited block, perfect for all the guys.
ReplyDeleteThat's not fair to ask us to pick one from such an awesome collection of blocks. I want to make or try to make them all. Don't want to hurt anyone's feeling. Sorry if this disqualifies me. poladydwd(at)yahoo(dot)com
ReplyDeleteI would like to make the parasol block! It is really cute. But so many fun ones, I will probably try all of them!
ReplyDeleteThe book looks like a winner!
ReplyDeleteI'd love to make Sarah's Well-Suited Block…what a great block for a 'guy' gift!!!
ReplyDeleteI want to make the well suited block. My father-in-law died in Sept. I was looking for something to make with his many ties, shirts, etc. I think this will work perfectly.
ReplyDeleteauntie.clark@gmail.com
Oh my GOSH! The "Well Suited" block is totally darling!! What a fun it would be to make a quilt using that one as the star!! :)
ReplyDeleteJocelyn's Parasol block
ReplyDeleteI have seen some fantastic blocks of the blog tour. But, I have to say that pinwheels are one of my favorites. So, I will have to go with the parasol block.
ReplyDeleteI think I would start with the Parasol block and then move on to the tie. Great blocks.
ReplyDeleteFun blocks! I think the first one I would try is Parasol--love the little pinwheel in the center!
ReplyDeleteI would make Jocelyn's Parasol block, I really love the fabric she used.
ReplyDeleteI would love to make Josalyn's Parasol block!!!
ReplyDeleteI love Kimberly's Starberry block!
ReplyDeleteI like Sarah's Well Suited block. It can provide a lot of possibilities for different patterns.
ReplyDeleteI would love to make the Parasol block - but all of them look fun!
ReplyDeleteSew many blocks, Sew little time. The three blocks here would be a great starting place since I have yet to see all the blocks. Thanks for the chance.
ReplyDeleteThere is a lifetime o choices! I think I would choose the parasol block, because I like the motion in the block. Color and value placement can make such a difference in it.
ReplyDeleteThe first block I would like to make would be the one on the cover with the cardinal iceskating as a tribute to my father. My father passed away 13 years ago at Christmastime, and the cardinal was his favorite bird
ReplyDeletelove the parasol block first!!
ReplyDeleteJocelyn's Parasol block looks interesting. 24Tangent@gmail.com
ReplyDeleteThe well suited block is too cute! I may have to use that one in a quilt I plan to make Dan (my husband) out of his old shirts and jeans.
ReplyDeleteI would make Jocelyn's Parasol Block - I love the simplicity of the design, the color/fabric selection and how modern the block is. I love her taste and style! Totally up my alley!
ReplyDeleteLove Well Suited, looks like a fun block to experiment with. What a good name for the block. Thanks for the fun.
ReplyDeleteI like the looks of Parasol Block, thanks for the chance to win.
ReplyDeletelove well suited. now to scan a business card to go with it
ReplyDeleteI love the tiny pinwheel in the center of the Parasol block! Thanks for the chance to win: Sarah: crjandsbj(at)netzero(dot)com
ReplyDeleteSarah's block makes me think that my Dad always ware a tie everyday to work and church. I'd like to make a quilt with just that block
ReplyDeleteI want to make Joselyn's Parasol block. It's lovely!
ReplyDeleteI like the strawberry block. It's emind me on the summer. So nice so fantastic
ReplyDeleteI love the Parasol Block and the Ampersand Block on the cover. I guess I should just order this magazine :)
ReplyDeleteThat parasol block looks so pretty.
ReplyDeleteThe well suited block would be perfect to make a scrappy lap quilt for my guy!
ReplyDeleteNice job, ladies!
ReplyDeleteI'm really liking Kimberly's Starberry block! Sew many blocks, sew little time!!! Thanks.
ReplyDeletewell suited would be fun to do with actual ties and I love the suspender straps - you could play with those as well - this would make up into a nice mini
ReplyDeleteThe Well Suited block would make
ReplyDeletea great quilt for a guy. I can see it in a modern palette and quilting.
HI,such neat blocks!
ReplyDeleteI'd select Kimberly's "Starberry Block" for a new project! Thanks for sharing!
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I really like the starberry block and I also love the paralegal block.
ReplyDeleteI am really liking the tie block!
ReplyDeleteI'm leaning toward Starberry, mostly because I can see making it in so many ways, including batiks and scrappy. Thanks for the inspiration!
ReplyDeleteI would like to make the well-suited block, and use actual ties from my Dad, it would be a good way to remember him
ReplyDeleteI want to make the Parasol block. I think it's so cute! Thank you for sharing your talents with us. Cynthia cknapp3626@sbcglobal.net
ReplyDeleteI would like to make the Parasol block, it is the one that catches my eye the most.
ReplyDeleteAll the blocks are amazing and so were the photos you shared....
ReplyDeleteI would love to make the Parasol block. It is so cute. Congrats on all the people who made it into the magazine.
ReplyDeleteI've done appliqué before. In fact I've to do 1 1/2 block of the"The Night before Christmas" (Bunny Hill) and the top will be finished.
ReplyDeleteI love that shirt/tie block! The suspenders really add a nice touch.
ReplyDeleteI'd like to make the parasol block.
ReplyDeletejen dot barnard at btinternet dot com
I sure like all those blocks but especially that Starberry block! I just love the use of those cute April Showers blocks!
ReplyDeleteI would make the Starberry block. Thanks!
ReplyDeletegussek at Hotmail dot com
I would love to make the Well Suited Block. This would make a great man's quilt. You could use different colors or get creative and see what is in your husband's drawers or closet space. Cute idea. Thank you for the inspiration. Good job on all three blocks.
ReplyDeleteSandi Timmons
sandit1@sbcglobal.net
I like the Well Suited block because it is different from many of the blocks. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteall the block in the magazines are wonderful and I don't know which one I would start first. Thanks for a chance to win.
ReplyDeleteI really want to make the pick up applique block.
ReplyDeleteThey are all nice blocks, but I would first make the starberry block.
ReplyDeleteI would love to make the block with the skating bird.
ReplyDeleteI am completely smitten with the Well-Suited block! How clever is that???
ReplyDeleteAll the blocks are lovely but my favourite is the Starberry block.
ReplyDeleteThe Starberry block
ReplyDeleteI like the Well Suited.
ReplyDeletedawnm1993 at gmail dot com
I want to make the Diamonds in Your Eyes block! (in addition to many others!!)
ReplyDeleteWhile all 3 are fabulous blocks, I must admit that I'd make the tie block first. How fun!!
ReplyDeleteOh my, I'd like to sew a lot of those blocks! I really love the fabric in Josalyn's Parasol block. Thats the block I'll make.
ReplyDeleteI really like Josalyn's Parasol block. It would look great in Kaffe Fassset fabrics. Thanks
ReplyDeleteI love them all but Starberry is one I could see myself doing enough of for a whole quilt.
ReplyDeleteI love that parasol block!
ReplyDeleteI want to make every block I've seen so far!! Thanks so much for the chance to win a copy of this fabulous book! :)
ReplyDeleteDebby E
samtaylorcjsmimi (at) yahoo (dot) com
All the blocks look very new and refreshing. Love them!
ReplyDeleteVery nice blocks. I could see myself using all of them in various project. Nice.
ReplyDeletei fell in love with the cardinal on ice skates. i love the whimsy of the poor little bird making the best out of the situation. thanks for the chance at a magazine. my second favorite block so far is the very different pinwheel. i love the straight line look to it. *sigh* i love them all!!!!!!!!!!!
ReplyDeletesara
What to sew...what to sew...sew many blocks. How to choose the one to start with...guess I'll but all the numbers in hat and draw one out.
ReplyDeleteI really like the Well-Suited block! It would be so great in a man's quilt. I even have some mustache fabric to use. This could be great.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the opportunity to win a copy of this new 100 quilt blocks book!
I do like that Parasol block. It looks a bit like the Arrowhead block, that I love, and a pinwheel.
ReplyDeleteI like the parasol block with the cute little pinwheel in the middle. Thanks for the chance to win.
ReplyDeleteWell Suited would make a great quilt or a pillow for a man. It seems we always have more than enough ideas for females and young males but the older guys can be a bit of a challenge. This block fits the need. This is a great hop. Thanks for participating.
ReplyDeleteI love the parasol block. My favorite block on the tour so far is the Barn Quilt.
ReplyDeleteI like all the blocks but am most attracted to Parasol.
ReplyDeleteI'd like to make the well suited block. It is really cute.
ReplyDeleteOh, it's so hard to decide, I really like all three blocks. But I think the first one I would want to make is Kimberly's Starberry block
ReplyDeleteI like all of the blocks. Would have to make them all.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the giveaway
I like Kimberly's Strawberry Block! All the block are outstanding!
ReplyDeleteHow fun! Well done on creating such great blocks, I would love to try them all!
ReplyDeleteThe Strawberry Block is great, I think it would look great using Daysail!
ReplyDeletecongratulations. all the blocks I have seen so far are amazing. but I already have plans for the "girlfriend" block.
ReplyDeleteThe Parasol Block would be the first for me!
ReplyDeleteI'd like to make the parosal block.
ReplyDeleteI would like to try the Well Suited block using my collection of men's shirt fabric!
ReplyDeleteI like the Well Suited Block..
ReplyDeleteI like Parosal block.
ReplyDeleteI'm looking at the Parasol block, and looking at my stash.......
ReplyDeleteThe Parasol block, and I even have some of the same fabric. Lovely blocks all.
ReplyDeleteLOOOOOVE the Starberry Block!! My choice or First one to make!! :)
ReplyDeletedefinetly Jocelyn Parasol block I like pinwheels
ReplyDeleteThere a lots of blocks I would like to make from the magazine -- well, from what I've seen online. All of the FQS ladies made lovely blocks. Of these, I think I'd start with Starberry.
ReplyDeleteThe starberry block, very cute. Like all the blocks. Thanks.
ReplyDeleteI think the star berry block would be fun to try, lots of possibilities with fabric choices and changes.
ReplyDeleteDebbie
Five and Diamond by Eileen Fowler
ReplyDeleteI'd love to make any of the blocks! So many great choices! I'm trying to find a local source to buy one with no luck so far.
ReplyDeleteI would make the Starberry block. It's perfect for scraps!
ReplyDeleteI really like the Parasol block. I think the fabrics that she picked are wonderful too.
ReplyDeleteReally like your work. The colours you have used are Fabulous! I like the Parasol block the best. It would sew up into neat quilt!
ReplyDeleteOh I love that well suited block! Way tocute!
ReplyDeleteSo many wonderful blocks and project ideas! The Parasol block is one of my favorites. Thanks for the great giveaway.
ReplyDeletebhometchko(at)hotmail(dot)com
I like the parasol block, sweet and simple!
ReplyDeleteLove the Well Suited block - would make a cool quilt. Thanks.
ReplyDeleteI love making star blocks so I would make Kimberly's Starberry block.
ReplyDeleteI really like the Starberry block, but it has so many pieces that I would probably end up making the Well Suited block instead.
ReplyDeleteAll the blocks are great. I would probably do Parasol first, then Starberry. I may have to plan a guy's quilt to use the tie! That's cute.
ReplyDeleteI like the Parasol block.
ReplyDeleteAll the blocks are sew fun!!Thanks for the giveaway,
ReplyDeleteWanda
sewstar at hotmail dot com
I've already decided that as soon as I get my hands on the magazine I'm going to make "Spring" into a mini wall quilt FOR ME! That's the block with the cutest little lamb on it. I'm also going to make the skating cardinal that's on the cover.
ReplyDeleteI'm really liking Boonie Hunter's block from the cover.
ReplyDeletelove the iceskating red bird block and the spring block both!
ReplyDeleteI think I would make the well suited block......I am imagining the handsome devil behind that tie!!!
ReplyDeleteI think I would make the well suited block......I am imagining the handsome devil behind that tie!!!
ReplyDeleteI like the Starberry block. I love star blocks. Thanks for the giveaway.
ReplyDeleteI would love to make Well Suited - my dad wears a tie all the time and it would be a perfect quilt for him!!
ReplyDeleteI'd make the Well Suited block
ReplyDeleteI would love to make the Starberry block!! genipickens at gmail dot com
ReplyDeleteCongratulations on making the issue, all 3 of you came up with clever designs.
ReplyDeleteI'm thinking about using the birdie on a baby quilt. I've seen many blocks I like but I'm not sure I have the skill needed to complete them. I'm an enthusiastic beginner and this tour has inspired me. I hope as I get more experience I can complete many of the blocks. Deb
deborahmay816@comcast.net
I chose not to name a specific block. There are so many that I like and happy to see some with applique. Am certainly enjoying the blog hop and looking forward to getting my copy soon.
ReplyDeleteI would love to make Jocelyn's block. You know why? Because we share the same name :-) No really, I love the block! Thanks!
ReplyDeleteI like the Parasol Block. The others are just as nice, but you said to pick ONE.lol
ReplyDeletefour Corners of Happy is lovely!
ReplyDeleteWell suited. Its truly suit and tie pic perfect:
ReplyDeleteI'd like to try the parasol block.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the giveaway.
I love Jocelyn's parasol block and think I will try to make that one soon.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the opportunity to win this giveaway!
Peggio@gmail
I'm lovin' Kimberly's starberry block! I also love the serendipity stars! What a fabulous book...especially for a newbie quilter like me. ;-)
ReplyDeleteThis is soo fun!
ReplyDeleteI will probably start with the paper piecing blocks since I have a hankering for it!
The bird block looks interesting.
ReplyDeleteWell Suited is awesome!
ReplyDeleteI'm looking forward to making the Tangled Hearts block
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