30 Quilt Blocks in 30 Days
If you want to make each block, here are the
fabric requirements:
To make all individual blocks as pictured: white - 2 1/8 yards
All other fabrics are scraps but if you want to use one color the yardage is 1 1/8 yard.
Keep in mind, these are super simple blocks but each one can make a beauty of a quilt.
Want to get a head start?
All the links to the blocks are listed below.
Block 1- 4 Patch Blog Hop day 1
Block 2 - Double Stuffed Blog Hop day 2
Block 3 - Baby in a Corner Blog Hop day 3
Block 4 - Dutch Door Blog Hop day 4
Block 6 - Tacked Up Blog Hop day 6
Block 7 - Stripper Blog Hop day 7
Block 8 - Staggered Blog Hop day 8
Block 9 - Topsy Turvy Blog Hop day 9
Block 10 - Chunky Pinwheel Blog Hop day 10
Block 11 - Painted WIndow Blog Hop day 11
Block 12 - Broken Cinder Block Blog Hop day 12
Block 13 - Reaction Blog Hop day 13
Block 14 - Median Strip Blog Hop day 14
Block 15 - Center of Attention Blog Hop day 15
Block 16 - Bounce Blog Hop day 16
Block 17 - Sweet Sixteen Blog hop day 17
Block 18 - Yeah Eights Blog hop day 18
Block 19 - Weave Blog hop day 19
Block 20 - Classic Blog hop day 20
Block 21 - Spot Blog hop day 21
Block 22 - Cross Walk Blog hop day 22
Block 23 - Opposites Attract Blog hop day 23
Block 24 - Possibility Blog hop day 24
Block 25 - Camper Window Blog hop day 25
Block 26 - Catching Z's Blog hop day 26
Block 27 - Broken Stripes Blog hop day 27
Block 28 - Stockade Blog hop day 28
Block 29 - Dovetail Blog hop day 29
Block 30 - Slow Tee Blog hop day 30
Quilt Finish - Blocks Quilt Blog hop Quilt
If you are making the blocks, we have a Facebook page for sharing our progress.
Click here to join the group.
Here are some of the quilt tops I've finished so far:
From Block 1
Four Patch
From Block 4
Dutch Door
From Blocks 5 & 6
Framed Up
From Block 13
Reaction
Block 7 - Stripper Blog Hop day 7
Block 8 - Staggered Blog Hop day 8
Block 9 - Topsy Turvy Blog Hop day 9
Block 10 - Chunky Pinwheel Blog Hop day 10
Block 11 - Painted WIndow Blog Hop day 11
Block 12 - Broken Cinder Block Blog Hop day 12
Block 13 - Reaction Blog Hop day 13
Block 14 - Median Strip Blog Hop day 14
Block 15 - Center of Attention Blog Hop day 15
Block 16 - Bounce Blog Hop day 16
Block 17 - Sweet Sixteen Blog hop day 17
Block 18 - Yeah Eights Blog hop day 18
Block 19 - Weave Blog hop day 19
Block 20 - Classic Blog hop day 20
Block 21 - Spot Blog hop day 21
Block 22 - Cross Walk Blog hop day 22
Block 23 - Opposites Attract Blog hop day 23
Block 24 - Possibility Blog hop day 24
Block 25 - Camper Window Blog hop day 25
Block 26 - Catching Z's Blog hop day 26
Block 27 - Broken Stripes Blog hop day 27
Block 28 - Stockade Blog hop day 28
Block 29 - Dovetail Blog hop day 29
Block 30 - Slow Tee Blog hop day 30
Quilt Finish - Blocks Quilt Blog hop Quilt
If you are making the blocks, we have a Facebook page for sharing our progress.
Click here to join the group.
There is a Pinterest Board where all the blocks and quilts are linked:
Here are some of the quilt tops I've finished so far:
From Block 1
From Block 4
From Blocks 5 & 6
From Block 13
From Block 16
From blocks 20 and 21
From block 26
From block 28
From Block 30
And the finished quilt:
"Blocks"
Another finished quilt with
30 Quilt Blocks in 30 Days
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16 comments:
I'm visiting your blog after a note on Just let me quilt. I never can
resist seeing how someone uses blocks, and a challenge is so much fun. Think I will try to join you tomorrow and maybe even catch up.
Thanks Lynn
Fun as usual ... thanks for donating your time. Much appreciated.
Just found you, think I will stay! Love the 30 in 30!
I just found a link to your 30 in 30 on Pinterest, and I can't wait to get started using some of them! Thank you!
Hi Carla,
Congrats on the feature on Connie's linky party today. I just LOVE the stockade quilt!! I am going to PIN and maybe I can share it later in the year on my blog? Would you mind? ~smile~ Roseanne
Thanks for creating a quilt along that isn't super difficult. Looking forward to seeing what other folks will post after having done all the blocks.
I just found your blocks on Pinterest, and you've inspired me! Thank you for the great instructions - I think I will start with the Reaction block (that quilt at the bottom of the list is gorgeous!) and move on from there, I will definitely come back and share pics of the completed projects when they are done!
Even though I have "sew" much going on already I want to do this :-)
You have been busy playing around with the blocks and making quilts.
Thanks for sharing and all your hard work.
I would like to do this in the rainbow colors like the one posted for the project. How do I determine which block is which? Are the blocks being done in a particular order? Is there a layout design so I can select the proper colors to accomplish this? It’s a great looking project, so please let me know so I can catch up! Thanks!
Hi Cindy - You are a no reply and I can't email you so I hope you see this here. The blocks are in order and are in the quilt in order by columns. If you click on the link above-called BLOCKS it is the first quilt that is rainbow colorway and describes the borders in detail. https://createinthesticks.blogspot.com/2018/01/blocks-30-quilt-blocks-in-30-days-finish.html
You can email me and I can give you more information if you need it.
This is a really fun blog hop. I finding all kinds of new blogs!
This is the first time I've seen your site. It's great. I'm adding it to Favorites. Thanks for the great and fun ideas
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This is amazing creative work. I appreciated your crafting ideas for DIY. I really love the way yo explain. You always come up with new ideas.
Thanks for sharing!
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Good Afternoon from England.
I came across your blog whilst looking for a 30 Day challenge to give me something to work on each day now that I am mostly not at work due to lock down against Coronavirus.
I have only made one quilt before, self taught, and I just used same size blocks all the way through but alternated the colours/patterns. It finished well but looking forward to trying these challenges each day - thank you for creating the challenge!
Jemma
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