There was some trimming up to be done and I relied on my Block Loc 2.5" ruler-love that little guy. Since these were trimmed to 2" I just had to slide it down to the 2" mark. For little blocks I like to use a small rotary mat instead of my turn table one. It's just easier to move this little guy around.
These are looking great.I like your background colour....it's kind of like mine.
ReplyDeleteThese are looking great! I was surprised how quickly they sew up :)
ReplyDeletePretty colors, Vicki! I don't own any Bloc Loc rulers, but I sure would like to!
ReplyDeleteLovely colours, and they are all so good with the background fabric. Trimmings, guess some birds would take them away to adorn a spring nest for their babies.
ReplyDeleteGreat blocks! I love the leaves. Will you stitch or embroider the stems on or leave them as is? Great fall colors.
ReplyDeleteI thought about joining the Freefall QAL. Those blocks are really nice! I love my BlocLoc rulers. You are having a most productive week! You go!
ReplyDeleteNice blocks, I love the orange background.
ReplyDeleteSo pretty! I love that you used a saturated purple in this group of fall colors.
ReplyDeleteI don't even have a turntable one because I just do what you do! Lovely set of leaves so far; glad to hear the sewed up quickly! Thank you for joining and for linking up!
ReplyDeleteLovely leaves :-) I love Bloc Loc rulers too. I just bought the triangle in a square one. It is wonderful!
ReplyDeleteLooking good! I have been considering investing in a BlocLoc ruler. They seem so handy.
ReplyDeleteYou have to love the trimmings! :)
Oooh, love your colours!
ReplyDeleteWonderful blocks! The colours are fabulous!
ReplyDeleteI really like getting to see all the color variations that are getting made in the QAL. I love the orange you selected for the shadow leaf!
ReplyDeleteI did my leaves on Retreat this week and was sorry that I hadn't brought my BlocLoc ruler along!
ReplyDeleteLove your blocks!
ReplyDeleteThey look great.
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