15. Nine Patch

15. Nine Patch, a photo by Mule Hill on Flickr.

1" block. Pink and black.

End of Week Two

End of Week Two, a photo by Mule Hill on Flickr.

Huzzah!

14. Crazy

14. Crazy, a photo by Mule Hill on Flickr.

2" block. Scraps.

Cat Legs & Sashing

Cat Legs, a photo by Mule Hill on Flickr.

The Mule Cat intervenes.

13. Melonfarmer

13. Melonfarmer, a photo by Mule Hill on Flickr.

Can't capture the colors. Think melon. And, Repo Man.

2" block.

Anchor Sashed

Anchor Finished, a photo by Mule Hill on Flickr.

I really like this block. Seams are a nightmare on a machine pieced 2" block. Can't imagine going any smaller.

Log Cabin Sashed

Log Cabin Sashed, a photo by Mule Hill on Flickr.

Having camera, TV and computer problems. Chaos! Flickr says this pic was taken on December 8, 2002! It was taken yesterday with my cell phone.

12. Anchor

12. Anchor, a photo by Mule Hill on Flickr.

Two inches of hilarity.

11. Log Cabin

11. Log Cabin, a photo by Mule Hill on Flickr.

Hand pieced (obviously).

Green House Sashed

Green House Finished, a photo by Mule Hill on Flickr.

no. 9 Finished

Untitled, a photo by Mule Hill on Flickr.

10. House

10. House, a photo by Mule Hill on Flickr.

9. 1860's Jane Stickle Block

1860's 2" Block, a photo by Mule Hill on Flickr.

Again with the Stickle block. This time I remembered all the pieces. :7D

Ribbon Sashed

Ribbon Sashed, a photo by Mule Hill on Flickr.

I like crooked.

8. Ribbon

2" Ribbon, a photo by Mule Hill on Flickr.

Messy block for a tired woman. I need a nap or a leisurely dog walk. Ta!

Sewing Machine Sashed

Sewing Machine Sashed, a photo by Mule Hill on Flickr.

Border fabric and pink accents from the year end Connecting Threads sale.

The knob and thread spool are a pink on pink Christmas print.

Blue Crab Sashed

Blue Crab, a photo by Mule Hill on Flickr.

Matsuri from Connecting Threads.

7. Sewing Machine

2" Sewing Machine, a photo by Mule Hill on Flickr.

Paper pieced from an altered Blockbase pattern.

I really need to flip my cutting mat over. Tired of looking at oil paint and ink stains.

6. Blue Crab

2" Blue Crab, a photo by Mule Hill on Flickr.

Needs beady little eyes. Not sure how I want to sash it.

Sashed Oops

5. Finished Oops, a photo by Mule Hill on Flickr.

Via Flickr:
2" block with self-sashing.

Autopilot forgot the horizontal bar in this Jane Stickle block. Kind of messes with the barn door styling.

The lighter fabric is leftover from my Jane Stickle quilt. The dark purple ditsy is leftover doll dress fabric.

5. Oops

Oops, a photo by Mule Hill on Flickr.

Via Flickr:
2" mini oops block. Auto pilot forgot the middle bar from this Jane Stickle block.

From barn door to Donna Karan or Dead Kennedys. It will have to do.

4. Basket

Basket, a photo by Mule Hill on Flickr.

Via Flickr:
2" paper pieced block.

Valerie Wells, Kaffe Fassett and Barbara Brackman leftover scraps.

Cute Paper Piece Pattern

Cute Paper Piece Pattern, a photo by Mule Hill on Flickr.

Via Flickr:
2" block.

Faux Dinah, self sashing

Mini block, self sashing, a photo by Mule Hill on Flickr.

Barbara Brackman and Kaffe Fassett reenacting the battle of Saratoga.

I have Burgoyne Surrounded on the brain. Just imagine the 289 pieces of BS making up a 2" block.

3. Dinah Don't Ya Blow

3. Mini Block, a photo by Mule Hill on Flickr.

I didn't like the name of the block (poor thing) so I changed it to one that doesn't remind me of a stinker of a woman.

Paper pieced. 2" block from EQ.

1 & 2

Untitled, a photo by Mule Hill on Flickr.

A boat and an elephant. What's next? I don't know!

Sashing

Sashing, a photo by Mule Hill on Flickr.

A different frame for every block.

2. Elephant

Elephant, a photo by Mule Hill on Flickr.

2" x almost 2.5" block. Paper pieced from Blockbase. The raw edge blanket was added before sewing the two main pieces together.

Scraps from the Craftsy 2013 BOM and a modern wall hanging. I think both fabrics are from Connecting Threads. The yellow is old and unavailable now. The gray is newer and called Silver Lining.

1. Boat

2" block, a photo by Mule Hill on Flickr.

Leftover scraps from the sesquicentennial project. My rare use of purple is mini block numero uno.

Paper pieced. From Blockbase.