Hey everyone!! Here are all the nine patch/churn dash blocks...I have selected the sashing fabric, after a wonderful suggestion from Helen in the UK...I tried red first Annie...the red I had kind of took over the blocks...I love red, though! I did, however, want all your nine patch blocks, and a bunch I made too, to show up and shine!! I found this blue...it was from a backing fabric, very wide...leftover, and it seems to work!! 
Then I found the Cheddar...is it too much? Pretty bright!! Are the blocks showcased enough?? I like it though...and have a scrappy border planned too.
I have a bunch of these blocks cut...I have to be careful, or I will have a ton of the same blocks, and will not have zig-zags!!
Have a wonderful day, each one of you...I hope you have some sewing time just for you. Happy Valentines to each of you!!
Julie
31 comments:
Lovely! I'm always amazed with how much you get finished and work like you do! Love that border that you are planning.
Kristie
I am just loving what you are doing with your nine patch and churn dash blocks! The blue border looks to be a great choice! I think the Cheddar blocks work well. Especially if you are going to do a pieced border of some sort. :0) Happy Valentines Day!
I think the blue and cheddar set the blocks off perfectly! :0)
It is going to be BEAUTIFUL!!!
I love it and do not think it is taking over the blocks at all. You have the perfect shade of blue!
Happy Valentines day!!
The blue sashing and cheddar blocks work great, in my opinion!
Applause, applause - I absolutely love it. The cheddar cornerstones are perfect.
WOW! I love them all!!
Love your nine patch churn dash...looks fantastic.
I love it Julie...the nine patch and churn dash make a nice combination together..
The blue and cheddar work in well...go for it Julie !
Julia ♥
Hello Julie, love the colours you have chosen....cheddar and blue...great combination....you achieve so much Julie...Happy Valentines day to you...Hugs Lyn
Love it, the churn blocks showcase the nine patches beautifully. The blue border is fantastic. It is turning out great.
The blue and cheddar just set the blocks of nicely:oD
I absolutely love what you have done with your nine patches!!! Even cheddar makes it sparkle!!
Your Barn Doors aren't empty for sure! I like the use of the nine patches in the center.
love this project...the blue and cheddar look great!!
Looks awesome, love the blue sashing and the cheddar is always a nice pop!!
Excellent combination...love the cheddar addition!
Oh it is WONDERFUL! I really love it!
The quilt will be stunning! Those blocks are just so cute :-) Hope you had a good Valentines day.
The blue looks just right, Julie, LOL! And I do like the cheddar. No sewing for me today, but thanks for the Valentine's wishes :)
Your nine patches look fabulous and I too give my vote for the cheddar.
It really looks great.
You must sew in your sleep!!
I love this quilt and am tempted to make a mini sized version. I adore the sashing and the cheddar is just the right amount of zingy cheese...! Nicky
That blue is perfect along with the cheddar!
Love the Cheddar and the blue...another great job! I love the fact that a part of me is in this quilt.
You simple amaze me!
Hugs,
Anett
Wow, I just love the blue and cheddar! It's going to be awesome! What's your secret for getting so much done?!?
I love the blue and cheddar!! Those blocks are really great!!
Great to see that my suggestion of blue worked for you. The cheddar looks great with it!
I've just started on a Scrappy Mountain Majesties quilt too :)
Mmm...I love the cheddar posts and the blue sashing! A perfect marriage.
Happy belated Valentine's to you, my dear!
Hi Julie,
First of all, what a lovely, lovely plaid scrappy quilt you have as the first photo at the top of your page... Is there a pattern for this quilt? If so, where could I buy it? I have two HUGE bins of plaid fabric. My sister and I are making 5 scrappy plaid throws (twin size) for our 5 brothers this coming Xmas. We already have 4 tops done and I am working on the 5th. But we both have a gazillion plaid scraps to be used up...
Congratulations again, for such a doozy of a quilt!
Pat
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