My favorite designer is Lori Holt and on November 6th she started a sew along using her book, Scrappiness is Happiness, which includes 32 different quilts. The quilt was designed to use one of each block in the book and then put that together to make one really big quilt.

My design wall is full and it feels like I will never finish this quilt. This is the 9th post I have done about this and I am still not done with the blocks. This post will have 3 completed blocks.

Grandma's Donut Block

If you want to see all the blocks I made for this quilt one right after the other, click on the image to the right that says, Scrappiness is Happiness and it will bring up all the posts related to this sew along.

My favorite designer is Lori Holt and on November 6th she started a sew along using her book, Scrappiness is Happiness, which includes 32 different quilts. The quilt was designed to use one of each block in the book and then put that together to make one really big quilt.

Due to our move to Tennessee, I missed several weeks between having to pack and unpack and finally get my new sewing room set up so I could start sewing again. Here are the next 4 blocks.

Apple Block

If you want to see all the blocks I made for this quilt one right after the other, click on the image to the right that says, Scrappiness is Happiness and it will bring up all the posts related to this sew along.

This quilt pattern was part of the August 2012 Sew Sampler Box from Fat Quarter Shop. This quilt came together rather quickly. I started on January 14th and by the 18th I was done. I usually only work an hour or two a day. It would not be until March 17th that I actually removed it from the longarm machine and completed the binding.

I used a jolly bar to compete the quilt, using the fabric line Stitch, by Lori Holt. The background was called Jade, the binding is Cottage and the backing was Gray Ditsy.

I chose an edge to edge pattern on ProStitcher Lite. This was one of the first quilts I completed using the Lite program on my Moxie.