BOM

Jul 23, 2006 1 Replies

Ok, I know somebody already told me once, but I have lost the post and can't find the information. Please will somebody explain once again how to find the BOM patterns?



Thanks, Sunny



PS I'm really, really having fun in this group. :)



Here ya go!....... Karen, Queen of Squishies

April 2006 - March 2007: Monthly blocks April 2007: Completing the Top (setting, sashing, borders, etc.) May 2007: Completing the Quilt (quilting, binding, labeling, etc.) - Done!

Marcia Hohn has a pin rating on her site

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that rates the level of difficulty of her block patterns. One pin blocks are fairly simple and they increase in difficulty as the number of pins increase. I will start with one pin blocks and increase our difficulty as we go so that we are challenged, but not overwhelmed! I also consider myself a fairly novice quilter, and these will all be blocks I would be willing to try (well, maybe not the appliqué). Most of the blocks with only have three colors to them; however, some of them may have four.

Finished blocks can be seen at

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I must give a verylarge THANK YOU! to Teri for maintaining the gallery!

Dannielle

April 2006: Pieced Block:

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Pieced Block:
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*Please remember to choose your block size and re-size accordingly ifyou are doing the appliqué blocks. Not all patterns will be the samesize.

May 2006: Pieced Block:

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Pieced Block:
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*Please remember to choose your block size and re-size accordingly ifyou are doing the appliqué blocks. Not all patterns will be the samesize.

June 2006: Pieced Block:

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Pieced Block:
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(thiscan be paper pieced or use regular templates!)Appliqué:
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*Please remember to choose your block size and re-size accordingly ifyou are doing the appliqué blocks. Not all patterns will be the samesize.

July 2006: Pieced Block:

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Pieced Block:
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*Please remember to choose your block size and re-size accordingly ifyou are doing the appliqué blocks. Not all patterns will be the samesize.

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