Here is my block: Joy Framed #254
Here's a wallhanging I made to show the block set beside itself.
It's not quilted yet. I plan to stitch around the flower petals when I put the layers together.
I've added an additional border and altered the fabric placement in the outer squares.
Here's a quick photo tutorial to recreate your own wallhanging with my block:
The wallhanging is 30 inches square.
You will need 1/2 yard of the fabric I used for the star triangles {blue fabric}
You will also need 1/2 yard of the inner block fabric {orange fabric}
The squares are made of 2 different fat quarters {red and green}
For the flower petals you can use an 1/8 yard of fabric {white}
and I used scraps of black for the flower centre {black}
I used fabrics from 3 different lines by Pat Sloan {block #212!} plus the lime green Kona solid.
I KNOW my colours are Bright - this wallhanging would look lovely in a variety of styles - country, floral, all solids - so use what YOU like!
Note the fabric placement is the same in each block.
You will need to make 4 blocks.
Sew blocks together.
Use the directions given for making the main block in the Quiltmaker issue, and make
2 more fast flying geese using the same fabrics as for the blocks.
You will also need 10 more red squares and
10 more green squares.
Sew together the left side border and attach to your blocks.
Sew together the right side border and attach to your blocks.
Sew together the top border and attach.
Sew together the bottom border and attach.
I haven't added a binding yet, but you I plan on using the blue fabric that created the stars in the wallhanging.
You can stitch around your applique now - or later. I have yet to decide if I'm using a blue thread, or a white thread around my petals.
I'd love to see any creations YOU make with my block.
Please feel free to email me a photo to the address in my profile - or add it to my
SewJOYCreations flickr group for others to enjoy as well.
GIVEAWAY TIME
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between now and NOON {EST} Sunday, May 8 {Happy Mother's Day!}
for a chance to win a copy of this issue courtesy of Quiltmaker
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A Random winner will be chosen. Good Luck!
Be sure to check in at Quilty Pleasures each day of the tour to find more designers' blogs to visit.
The 100 Blocks issue will be on newstands May 10.
Thanks for stopping by:)
With JOY,
Sarah Vee
What a cute block! :)
ReplyDeleteYour block's cute, love the colors of it
ReplyDeleteWow!! what a sweet little quilt!! Thanks for the chance to win the magazine so that I can make it!! Very pretty!
ReplyDeletePaulette
what a darling design. Congratulations and thanks for a chance to win one.
ReplyDelete~a
Love your block (I think I already told you :))
ReplyDeleteOh, such a happy block and lovely, bright quilt! Cute! Congratulations!
ReplyDeleteGreat quilt block and so aptly named with the 'joyful' colors. Many thanks for sharing all your happy selections and information.
ReplyDeleteLove the bright colors of your block.
ReplyDeleteA lovely block, Sarah. Congrats on being chosen for the magazine!
ReplyDeleteLove the sweet daisy block. It's so springy. Thanks for the give-away.
ReplyDeleteLove your block and your use of bright, cheerful colors!
ReplyDeletei'd love to win a copy of the magazine!
ReplyDeletegooberific@yahoo.com
Wonderful giveaway and opportunity to win a really great book. Love your block and bright colors. Judy C
ReplyDeleteWhat a happy, cheery block...love it! This is one I will try!
ReplyDeleteWow! It certainly will be a JOY to make this bright and happy block. Thanks for showing us how to make fast flying geese side units.
ReplyDeleteThat is so cute! I love it!! The first picture almost looks like a smiling face :) lol. I love the brights. Thank you and congrats on being in the magazine!
ReplyDeleteGreat block! Love how you put it together into a wall hanging, and I loved reading about how you came about your design.
ReplyDeleteWhat a cute little block! I love appliqued flowers and this little quilt is just so cheerful!
ReplyDeleteSuch a fun block, it's great! I'd love to win 100 Blocks.
ReplyDeleteI love your block and also how you show the additional pieces to make a border for the 4 square wall hanging. Thanks so much!
ReplyDeleteWhat an adorable block, so simple. congrats on being in the book!
ReplyDeletewhat a great block and thanks for the tute too. nelfamily at windjammercable dot net
ReplyDeleteoh, I'm thinking I have to make one of those for my niece! Thank you for a chance to win.
ReplyDeletecongrats!
ReplyDeletesweet block. Nature is full of inspiration.
Your block is very fresh and sweet.
ReplyDeleteI love your site. I love to do bright colors and objects. I will be adding you to my list to follow.
ReplyDeleteSo funny, I was looking at your banner (first time here) and loving the flower design..and it's your block! Love it and bright colors are always welcome here! Looking forward to reading more.
ReplyDeleteSarah I just love how happy your block is. It is one of my favorites...
ReplyDeleteSharon
Love you wallhanging idea, thanks for sharing the directions. I'm putting this on my things to do list.
ReplyDeleteLove bright colors and daisies too!
ReplyDeleteGreat looking block and love your little wall quilt from your block pattern. Congrats on being one of Quiltmaker's 100 Designer and the chance to win.
ReplyDeleteVery sweet block! thank you for the opportunity to win a copy of the magazine.
ReplyDeleteMary
Waht a fresh little wall hanging! It reminds me of summer daisies blowing in a field. Thanks for the tutorial.
ReplyDeleteThat is a darling block you have designed. Thank you. Take care and God bless, Cory
ReplyDeleteI simply adore your block. What a beautiful block. Thanks for the chance to win the giveaway.
ReplyDeleteThat little wall hanging looks great for summer! Well done!
ReplyDeleteThank you for showing us how you put your block into a wall hanging. Very pretty! I liked the picture of it laying over the chair. Thank you for the chance to win 100 Blocks, vol 3.
ReplyDeleteI really like your colorful block. I too like bright colors as it brings much enjoyment to my life.
ReplyDeleteWhen I first saw the block, I thought the daisy was a focus fabric. How clever? I love it.
ReplyDeleteThis is such a nice pattern. Thanks for giving the yardage. I like the vibrant colours you used and plan on making it as a gift this summer.
ReplyDeleteYour block is pretty and when you put a few of them together they are really eye catching.
ReplyDeleteDaisies are so clean and fresh. Your pattern is uplifting. Thanks for it and the chance to participate in the giveaway.
ReplyDeletebirdthaing@hughes.net
Really nice block and thank you for the 9's a charm place mat pattern
ReplyDeleteI love the flowers and Pat Sloans fabrics. It is so bright and happy! Sure would love to win the give-a-way!!
ReplyDeleteMy favorite flower - hence my favorite block! I love the wallhanging you created! Can't wait to get my hands on a copy of "100 Blocks 0 Volume 3".
ReplyDeleteYour block is very nice can't wait to get hold of book to try the block along with some of the others.
ReplyDeleteThank You for a chance to win a give-away
Love the bright colors! Thanks for the giveaway!
ReplyDeleteVery pretty block. I love the bright colors you use for it. I am glad I came across your blog.
ReplyDeleteI like the way you fussy cut the corners of your block --- gives it a completely different look. The bright colors are so cheerful --- here in cold, wintery yet, Michigan, we will welcome the flowers!
ReplyDeleteCute block. Love the wallhanging.
ReplyDeleteI love this block!
ReplyDeleteI will definitely be making this one!!
Joy is the perfect word to describe the feeling I got when i saw your block. Congratulations and thanks for the chance to win!
ReplyDeleteWhat a HAPPY block design! I'd love to a make a quilt just like yours for my (virtual) porch swing. :)
ReplyDeleteLinda
This block goes perfectly in the southern summers. It looks so relaxed and fun at the same time. Its really cute and just might make me dive into some applique.
ReplyDeleteWhat a happy block! Perfect for my always sunny granddaughter Joanna.
ReplyDeleteWhat a fun block. Thank you for the chance to win.
ReplyDeletePick me, Pick me....
ReplyDeleteLove Daisys, Love Paisleys - your block is a winner
ReplyDeleteLove Daisys, Love Paisleys - your block is a winner
ReplyDeleteYour quilt flimsy looks great in the chair on the porch. Blue will be perfect for the binding. I think white thread around the petals will be best, maybe some sort of fancy stitch. Thanks for the tutorial. Sandi
ReplyDeleteI like your block, and I appreciate the fact that you took the time to let us know how to turn it into a small quilt! I have bookmarked your site.
ReplyDeleteWhat a cute block. And thanks for the tutorial!
ReplyDeleteI really like your block! Can't wait to get the pattern to make it!! Thankyou for the chance to win a book. Thank you again!!
ReplyDeleteLove the daisy. Great block. Congratulations on being chosen as one of the 100.
ReplyDeleteWhimsical and fun!
ReplyDeleteI love the bright colors
ReplyDeleteI really like your bright beautiful block! Congrats!
ReplyDeleteThat's a cute little block :D
ReplyDeleteWhat a happy bright block! I love the name of it too.
ReplyDeleteCongratulations on being selected for the magazine.
Great block, and would be a JOY to make! Thanks for the info on how you designed it, too. I love the insight into a creation. It gives me inspiriation, and I also love the slight border addition to the wall hanging. Great idea to repeat the outer edge as a border, and it made a new design! I could do it!
ReplyDeleteGreat block, Sarah. So cute and springy! Glad you made the cut for QM Vol 3. Congrats!
ReplyDeletesuch a cute block perfect for summer wall hanging or a fun porch quilt. Thanks for the chance to win.
ReplyDeleteI love your block and how it goes together for a wallhanging or quilt. Brilliant.
ReplyDeleteSewCalGal
www.sewcalgal.blogspot.com
I love coneflowers AND bright colors, so your block is definitely a favorite.
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for the inspiration!
Mel Meister
Deltona, Florida
I was happy to test this block and know that I will make more. I am a raw-edge applique gal and this works up fast and easy. My test block will be used as a label on a donation quilt- cw
ReplyDeleteThats really darling, I think my neice would love it. Shes been wanting a new quilt for her room. Congrats and thanks much!
ReplyDeleteNice block, the flower is great.
ReplyDeleteVery cute block. Thanks for the instructions in making the quilt with your block. And congrats on being included in the new 100 Blocks mag.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the pretty block. Just yesterday I planted some purple cone flowers in my garden so this block reminds me of them. I'm going to put this wall hanging idea on my "to do" list.
ReplyDeleteThese bring colors are amazing! Great block!
ReplyDeleteGreat wallhanging! Love the bright colors.
ReplyDeleteI love coneflowers, thanks for the block!
ReplyDeleteI enjoy the bright colors and springy look! congrats on your block! Thanks!
ReplyDeleteI love your use of bright colors. It is so happy and fresh looking.
ReplyDeleteCute block - and thanks for the giveaway!
ReplyDeleteWhat a fun block and open to so many variations and fabric choices.
ReplyDeleteDebbie
Thanks for directions to make the wallhanging...so cute! It will look cute in my entryway this spring...I'll have to make it soon before it gets warm enough outside to work in the garden. Thanks so much for the giveaway; can't wait to see your block in the magazine.
ReplyDeleteDaisies are so fun and summery. Like it.
ReplyDeleteHello Sarah! I'm new to your blog, through the Quiltmaker's 100 Block Blog Tour and I have to say I'll be back :) I really like the flower of your block! The fun of your design will definitely bring me back again! Thank you for the opportunity to win a copy of the magazine!!
ReplyDeleteSuper cute!!! What a wonderful table topper for out on the deck this summer! I know my sister would love your Joy Framed block - I may have to surprise her and make her a table topper using this block pattern (so I hope I win one of the magazines)! Congrats on getting your block in the newest magazine! HUGS... and stitches
ReplyDeleteCute block. It makes me smile. I love the bright colors you used. Thanks for the tutorial and for the giveaway.
ReplyDeleteI LOVE bright colors--and your block. Congratulations!
ReplyDeletelooks very cool in that fabric
ReplyDeleteWhat a cheery little quilt. Your block is wonderful.
ReplyDeleteWhat a sweet little wallhanging. I adore your block!
ReplyDeletesunshdws@yahoo.com
What an adorable quilt block. It makes such a cute wall hanging; daisies are such happy flowers, aren't they?
ReplyDeleteWhat a fun and happy block!
ReplyDeleteKaren in Breezy Point
Your block is wonderful Sarah! Congrats on making the book!
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for showing how it was done. I am going to try a wall hanging for fall!
Your block is very cute!
ReplyDeleteLove your joy framed flower. Looks so fun. Thanks for adding all the wallhanging making info on your blog.
ReplyDeleteI love bright summery colors...nice block and congratulations! Lisa in Texas
ReplyDeleteCute block, thanks for the tutorial. Pretty Quilt. Congrats for being featured on the Magazine and thanks for the giveaway.
ReplyDeleteHugs,
Ivani
What a great block! I really like the combination of applique and piecing.
ReplyDeleteI am looking forward to reading your blog. I am excited about using my selveges and you have some really unique ideas. Great to discover you.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful block! Love daisies!!!!!
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ReplyDeleteI think the colors you used are perfect, I love happy and bright.
ReplyDeleteLove your block and thanks for the chance to win, love the flower.
ReplyDeleteVery nice. I like blocks that combine piecing and applique. I also like your bright colors.
ReplyDeleteWhat a cute block. I love the aplliqued flower. So Pretty!!!
ReplyDeleteWow, your block makes me smile! I'd love to have a similar wall hanging in my quilting space to inspire me. Can't wait to get my hands on the pattern!
ReplyDeleteI like your block!
ReplyDeleteGreat block! I see so much potential. I really love the border you designed for it too! Congrats on making it into the magazine!
ReplyDeleteNice bright original design. Congratulations on making the 100 Blocks magazine #3. Thanks for the great giveaway.
ReplyDeleteCongrats on making it in volume 3! Great block. Thanks, too, for the wall hanging pattern. So cute!
ReplyDeleteSandy A
Very cute block! Looks sort of like the cone flower!
ReplyDeleteI would love to win a copy of the magazine! Congrats on being in it
ReplyDeleteI love the concept of this block magazine and with so many contributors. I also enjoyed the Liberated Churn dash tutorial - it's named perfectly!
ReplyDeleteA super great block, Sarah!! Really enjoyed your directions!!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great block for Spring. I love the bright colors.
ReplyDeleteCute block. I love the larger pieces which make a statement.
ReplyDeleteReally like your block! Very cute!
ReplyDeleteCute block! And thanks for the wall hanging pattern!
ReplyDeleteSarah, what a joyful block!! I love daisies and it's spring, and it just seems so fitting that the magazine would come out at this time too. It's very happy. I like it a lot!!
ReplyDeleteWhat a fun block!
ReplyDeleteVery cute block! Thanks for the directions for the wonderful little quilt too.
ReplyDeleteWhat a cheery block, and thanks for the generous tutorial!
ReplyDeleteSo nice to have a fellow follower of Design Wall Monday make a Block. I though I knew the name. Cute block! Thansk for the chance to win a copy of the 100 Blocks Magazine
ReplyDeleteThe picture that inspired you is sensational. I think it is pretty awsome how this picture lead to your quilt. My mind would have stopped at the picture and not lead into a quilt. Artist I am not. I admire your work. Maybe the next time I look at a flower I will see it in fabric. Thank you for your inspiration.
ReplyDeleteI love the whimsey in your daisy. Congrats on your block making in the latest edition of 100 Blocks from Quiltmaker mag.
ReplyDeleteVery sweet block... congratulations on being published in QM 100 Blocks
ReplyDeletewould enjoy seeing your block in print via a copy won
Thanks for the chance
One way or another I have to get a copy of that mag=)
ReplyDeleteI love the bright colors. Thanks for the giveaway. Congratulations on being chosen for the magazine.
ReplyDeletejennhgray@gmail.com
I love this block - bright and sassy. Congratulations and thank you for this opportunity.
ReplyDeleteLove the block and the quilt...makes me happy!
ReplyDeleteThanks...and congrulations!
Toni
www.lifeinapinkbunnysuit.com
Cute, cute, cute block. I can so see my grand daughter loving this wall hanging for her room. Thanks for the giveaway.
ReplyDeleteDaisies are a favorite for me and I absolutely Love applique...this could totally be a go to block for me! Thanks for it! Congrats on being in the 100 Blocks!
ReplyDeleteLovely block and your wall-hanging is very sweet. Congrats on being chosen for the book.
ReplyDeleteLove your block reminds me of being a kid and doing the
ReplyDeleteHE LOVES ME, HE LOVES ME NOT
I know a youngster named Daisy who would love this. Thanks for including instructions on how to use the block.
ReplyDeleteYour block and wall quilt are so happy and spring looking. I love it!
ReplyDeleteLove the bright colors! Thank you for something "outside" the box!
ReplyDeleteWhat a cute block. I love the flowers.
ReplyDeleteCongrats on being in Vol. 3
ReplyDeleteThanks for all the ideas of incorporating the
I love your block, and what a perfect name for it!! Thanks!!
ReplyDeletereally cute block. thanks for the tutorial.
ReplyDeleteSarah,
ReplyDeleteI love daisies and this block looks like daisies to me.
Thanks for the chance to win the newest version of this block magazine.
Regards,
Anna
My youngest daughter loves daisy anything. What a great qilt pattern for her. Congratulations on being chosen! Love it!
ReplyDeleteOh that would be a cute quilt for my granddaughter. Thanks for a chance to win. bimbi9@verizon.net
ReplyDeleteThe block looks great!
ReplyDeleteThat is so darned cheery! Thanks for sharing the details.
ReplyDeletewordygirl at earthlink dot net
i love the daisies. They certainly look joyful. I also like your crazy pointy square block.
ReplyDeleteVery cute block. Love the fabri choices. Makes me think of the spring we aren't having.
ReplyDeleteI love brights so your choices speak to me.
ReplyDeleteThe block is so cute. Such a bright fresh quilt. Love it.
ReplyDeleteWhat a bright and cheery block. Love the colors. Perfect balance with just a little bit of the "A" word
ReplyDeleteYou wrote the comment, My block is bright...". Yes, it is bright, and that is the wonderful thing about it! We NEED bright in our world right now. Thanks.
ReplyDeleteSerendipity is when you take a break from transplanting my purple coneflowers and find your fabulous block. THANK YOU so much for the finishing instructions. I can't wait to get magazine and make a table runner. Four blocks in a row, flip every other one and DEFINITELY add the stems like in your earlier design. Will post to you Flickr group.
ReplyDeleteYour block will make such a great summer quilt. I love the daisies.
ReplyDeleteThose daisies are fantastic... joyful and invigorating... very nice.
ReplyDeleteKay
Metro Atlanta
Adorable block! Thank you so much for sharing!
ReplyDeleteJudy
Oh what fun! Please count me in!! Love your block!
ReplyDeleteThis is my first visit to your blog and my first thought was how nice your header is. Then I find out it's your block! Daisies are my favorite flower and I love seeing them used in quilts.
ReplyDeleteGreat summertime block. Thanks
ReplyDeletegreat block--thanks for all the color combos and settings--it's so much easier to picture!
ReplyDeleteI like how the background elements create a second pattern behind the flower petals.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful...especially since I LOVE coneflowers! Love the picture also in the post below this one! I'd love to be one of your winners. Thanks for the block tutorial, too!!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great, summery block.
ReplyDeleteFun block for summer! The fabric from Pat Sloan looks wonderful.
ReplyDeleteLovely spring block (Such a happy flower).
ReplyDeleteI love daisies - yours makes me want to start saying "loves me, loves me not" - thanks for the chance to win the magazine.
ReplyDeletei grew up on the prairies, and have a special place in my heart for black eyed susans - the colours may be different, but the shape is perfect! it's such a pretty block!
ReplyDeleteLove your flower block, congrats.
ReplyDeleteLove your Joy block & your use of bright colors and flowers. I'm planing to make this, hope to win the magazine. Going to
ReplyDeleteHi Sarah Vee, I'd like to congratulate you on a beautiful design. It's fresh and vital and very friendly just like a garden. I noticed the big butterfly on the original photo and got a lot of help from seeing your design development.
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