March's block in Sew & Bee Happy was a log cabin-style scrappy hexagon block made with this tutorial by Lee of Freshly Pieced. This is a great block for scraps.
It looks a little wonky here, but it's honestly not. Or at least that wasn't my intention...
When finished this quilt will be a baby quilt, so the bright, happy colors are just perfect.
Off to start in on April's blocks!
(PS: Hadley, I know what you're thinking...here's Cindy posting on a weekend. Not any weekend, but the last weekend with the last day of the month. She must be boosting her Blogger stats. Honestly, it's not true! Just trying to get my bee blocks done as I promised in my Winter Stitching Goals! xx)
lovely bright and fun block.... I dont ming you posting at the weekend xx lol x
ReplyDeletelovely bright and fun block.... I dont ming you posting at the weekend xx lol x
ReplyDeleteI love that you post on a weekend--I have more time to read. And this block is so bright and cheery!
ReplyDeleteIt is really cute! I love it.
ReplyDeleteI have trouble with getting my photos to look right sometimes. You can spend hours and get it perfect only to have the camera tell you it's off-kilter. Sigh. Technology is just not as good as hand-made. :-)
Beautiful finish.
ReplyDeleteOh all things bright and beautiful in a lovey hexy! Great block Cindy!
ReplyDeleteHa, I'm still working on my 3rd bee block for the month, hey, it's over 3 and a half hours til midnight... ;o)
ReplyDeletehee hee!
ReplyDeleteNice block though x
Love it, and just in the nick of time! Well done! Jxo
ReplyDeleteAwesome block! love the fabrics you've used! =D
ReplyDeleteGreat block! I've made mug rugs from this design! I love it!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful block. Love it :)
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful block! My 7 year old son took one look at it an insisted I make it!
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful block! My 7 year old son took one look at it an insisted I make it!
ReplyDeleteOoo, that looks a bit scary to me - but I like it a lot!
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