I am so excited to be part of the 100 Blocks Magazine Volume 7!
My block is number 690 Peaceful Pagoda.
I have had so much fun making this block! If you choose to make one, I would love to see it!
Here is a wall hanging I am making using this block and another block I designed...
This block is really pretty simple. Don't be afraid of the 1/8th and 7/8th measurements, they are just another line on the ruler. Be sure to sew through the points where the seams meet and it comes out beautifully!
I have one free copy of Quiltmaker's 100 Blocks Volume 7 to giveaway! Just leave me a comment below for a chance to win. If you are a follower or become a follower of my blog, let me know that too for a second chance to win.
For more great designs from 100 Blocks, check out the Quiltmaker blog!
Happy quilt making!
Your block is really cute!
ReplyDeleteCongrats on having an inclusion in this superb publication. I really like the pagoda block and it looks great with your other design. I can only imagine how much fun the photo shoot was.
ReplyDeleteA good looking pagoda!
ReplyDeleteWow, pretty quilt! What nice bright colours. Thank you for sharing.
ReplyDeleteYour alternate block is perfect with the pagodas. I love the effect of them together.
ReplyDeleteGreat block and a fabulous quilt!
ReplyDeleteThank you!
Your block is so unique! That's what I love about these 100 Blocks magazines -- lots of original blocks. Inspiring.
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful block, and I love to visit the Japanese gardens.
ReplyDeleteI would love to visit Japan. There is so much there that interests me I feel I could spend a year there.
ReplyDeleteGreat block, especially paired with the pagoda blocks! Congratulations on having your block selected.
ReplyDeleteI would love to win this magazine
ReplyDeletePerfect block for my Asian row quilt.
ReplyDeleteGreat block! Love the quilt you made with it, and that you found the perfect place to photograph it! Thanks for the chance to win!
ReplyDeleteAdorable block. Love how you paired it with the second block design...makes a very peaceful quilt. I just signed up to follow your blogs. Thanks for the opportunity to win!
ReplyDeleteYour block is very nice and I'm sure walking through the gardens was a beatiful trip. Your wallhanging fit right in. Thanks for the chance to win.
ReplyDeleteI love how you photographed this fun block , just beautiful . Thanks so much for the chance to win and I am now a follower.
ReplyDeleteGreat block & I love the quilt you made with the second block. Thanks.
ReplyDeleteI'm a new follower - thanks again.
ReplyDeleteThanks for a chance to win. Hugs
ReplyDeleteDarling pictures!
ReplyDeleteI am a new follower.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great setting for your block! Congrats.
ReplyDeleteLove your quilt. I think this would look lovely in batiks, or with a background of a japanese print.
ReplyDeleteHappy to be a follower!
ReplyDeleteGreat block! Finally a design I can use my oriental fabrics with-it looks like fun, and the numbers don't scare me.
ReplyDeleteThanks!
Love your bright and happy row quilt for the class you will be teaching.
ReplyDeleteLovely. Your photo setting is perfect for this quilt.
ReplyDeleteI am now a follower of your blog!
ReplyDeleteI really like this block of yours and the colors you picked make this a very striking quilt. Thank you for the chance to win and for being a part of QM 100 Blocks, Volume 7 tour.
ReplyDeleteSandi Timmons
ssndit1@sbcglobal.net
Great block. And great pictures!
ReplyDeleteI like the block combination you picked for your quilt. They really compliment each other well. Lovely color combination as well. Congrats.
ReplyDeleteWow, love your block, and I ALWAYS love it when people photograph their quilts as part of a landscape. Beautiful job! Cannot WAIT to get my hands on Quiltmaker!
ReplyDeleteLove the pagoda block and it's pairing with the alternate block in the quilt. The pagoda colors pop on the dark background.
ReplyDeletekathy lee
mollydooker2@aol.com
Your block is perfect in this quilt and looks like it would be fun making it. Congrats on it being in 100 Blocks.I really like your blog and will be following you.
ReplyDeleteI love your encouragement about the 1/8 and 7/8 measurments! It truly is just another line on the ruler!
ReplyDeleteOh WOW!!! I spent time in Japan teaching English after grad school and would LOVE LOVE to make your block into a wall hanging!! cool! Love your block, congratulations in getting it in the magazine. thanks!
ReplyDeleteYour block is lovely, I saw it and immediately thought of a fabric in my stash that would be perfect for the roof sections. Congrats on being in Vol. 7!
ReplyDeletewhat a very fun block. Glad you and your son had fun with photographing this.
ReplyDeleteWell that makes it fun!
ReplyDeleteI have just the person to give that wall hanging to
Great block! I like your wallhanging too. Congratulations on being included in the magazine and thanks for the chane to win.
ReplyDeleteI'm a new follower. :-)
ReplyDeleteGreat block. I have a lot of Japanese fabric that would look good with this block.
ReplyDeletewhat a beautiful block... my mom (81) is making a quilt with Japanese fabric I should show her this as a block to use..
ReplyDeleteChild of the 60's -- our constant prayer for peace. Wonderful.
ReplyDeleteLove it! Thank you!
ReplyDeleteLovely block! Thanks sew much for this chance to win. :-D
ReplyDeleteCute block!
ReplyDeleteI love Asian fabrics and quilt designs - love your block.
ReplyDeleteGreat block!
ReplyDeleteVery nice block.
ReplyDeleteVery pretty and with lot's of potential. Thank you for sharing. Love the photo's.
ReplyDeleteI love the pagoda block. I also follow your blog.
ReplyDeletePretty block! I love Asian designs.
ReplyDeleteA lovely block. And you are so lucky to be close enough to a botanical garden to pop over and use it as a backdrop to your quilt
ReplyDeleteWhat an interesting block. Thanks for participating in the giveaway.
ReplyDeleteYou're block is so cute! Congratulations and thank you.
ReplyDeleteA beautiful block. Thanks for the chance to win.
ReplyDeleteI am a new followere by GFC
ReplyDeleteYour block would be great in a quilt using Oriental fabrics. and I just happen to have some in my stash....
ReplyDeletethanks for participating in the blog tour and giving us a chance to win a copy of the magazine!
I'm a new follower!
ReplyDeleteLove the Japanese inspiration! Congrats on being in the 100!
ReplyDeleteGreat block! My daughetr lived in Japan for 3 years with the Navy so this would be great for her!
ReplyDeleteThanks!
Different and lovely block. Congrats on being in this issue
ReplyDeleteI'm new follower
ReplyDeleteA beautiful block! Thanks for the chance to win!
ReplyDeleteNice block grats on being in the magazine.
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New follower
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A new follower, thanks for the opportunity to win. Nice block.
ReplyDeleteFun block! I'm looking forward to getting a copy of the magazine.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful block with such vibrant colors!
ReplyDeleteYou don't often see patterns of pagodas, what a unique idea
ReplyDeleteI like how you composed the quilt with the blocks using characters. Congratulations on being included in the magazine.
ReplyDeleteJust beautiful
ReplyDeleteWhat a pretty relaxing block! I like your pictures taken in the garden. I can't wait to make it and for Volume 7 to be available.
ReplyDeleteCongrats on being selected for #7! Love the block
ReplyDeleteCongratulations! Thanks for the giveaway!
ReplyDeleteVery nice block and I really like the pictures in the garden!
ReplyDeleteGreat block. Congratulations!
ReplyDeleteCongrats on being included in the issue. I am glad to have discovered a new blog.
ReplyDeleteThe quilt made with your Peaceful Pagoda block is beautiful.
ReplyDeleteI really like your stars on black background quilt from your blog header!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the chance to win!
ReplyDeleteLove your Pagoda Quilt! I signed up to follow your blog as well.
ReplyDeleteNice alternate blocks in your Pagoda quilt. Thanks for a chance to WIN this magazine so I can make more quilts!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the chance to win a copy of Quiltmaker's 100 Blocks, Vol. 7.
ReplyDeleteYour pagoda block is different and very pretty.
ReplyDeleteI like oriental objects.
Thank you, Betty Domal
bfdomal@gmail.com
I love the Japanese inspiration. Great Block.
ReplyDeleteCongrats on having a block in the magazine! It is great!
ReplyDeletelisamcgriff (at) hotmail (dot)com
It does look like a complicated block so it's nice to know it's easy to put together. Very nice.
ReplyDeleteYour block is so pretty...haven't seen anything like it before. Thank you for the chance to win.
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I joined your site and I follow it on bloglovin.
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I like the two blocks together! Thanks for the chance to win.
ReplyDeletenice quilt, like both blocks!
ReplyDeleteI like your block. Thanks for the chance to win.
ReplyDeleteI appreciate your showing the block in a quilt. It really show off the block.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the chance to win I follow with GFC
ReplyDeleteAnd congrats on being in the book :)
ReplyDeleteYour block is so lovely! I know my DH would appreciate it in a quilt...
ReplyDeleteI like your block very much. It does evoke a Japanese garden.
ReplyDeleteReally like your dark background fabric on the pagoda block.
ReplyDeleteI want a pagoda and the sun to go with it.Thanks for sharing
I like your block for the book, but I also like your alternate block in the quilt. Thank you for a chance to win!
ReplyDeleteCongratulations on a block in the magazine! Thank you for this chance to win.
ReplyDeleteI really like your block.
ReplyDeleteI am following your blog
ReplyDeleteYour block is beautiful in its simplicity.
ReplyDeleteI love the wall hanging. I think it is beautiful! I am also a follower of your blog now that I have found it.
ReplyDeleteLove your block & quilt!
ReplyDeleteJapanese gardens are so nice to visit and it a perfect background for your block!
ReplyDeletehulseybg at gmail dot com
Japanese gardens are so peaceful and serene and I believe you captured that with your block and quilt! Very very pretty!!
ReplyDeleteYour pattern is very unique and you've made a
ReplyDeletelovely quilt. I will be following your blog from now on.
Congrats on getting your block in Quiltmaker’s 100 Blocks!
ReplyDeleteLovely block and congrats. I can see why you are excited. Thanks for the fun and for being in the hop.
ReplyDeleteI love your block! I'm a new follower. Thanks
ReplyDeleteI have some nice batiks that pattern would look good in...........
ReplyDeleteYour block looks so good in the quilt example as does the alternate block. Good job. Thanks for the giveaway
ReplyDeleteCongrats on your block! I love that you filmed it in the Botanical Garden!
ReplyDeleteLove the pagoda's Thanks for the opportunity to win a copy of the new book
ReplyDeleteI love the pagoda block. You really made a nice quilt with the block. Just love it. Thanks.
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing your wonderful block with us!
ReplyDeleteCongrats on your great pagoda block. It exudes peacefulness!
ReplyDeleteI am a follower with GFC.
ReplyDeleteGreat block. Congrats on being published in the magazine.
ReplyDeleteVery cute block!
ReplyDeleteWow......I love your block.
ReplyDeleteVery cute block. It reminds me of the Pagoda we see on the mountain in reading, Pa. We would always look to see who could spot it first.
ReplyDeleteI am a new follower. Congratulations on having your block in the magazine.
ReplyDeleteNice block, a fun add to other house and building blocks. Thanks for the chance!
ReplyDeleteGreat block..
ReplyDeleteWOW!! What a nice block and your quilt is amazing!! I currently have an Asian panel and I can see this block used somewhere in the Asian Quilt I am designing. Thanks for the inspiration and congrats on being selected for this issue of 100 Blocks by Quiltmaker.
ReplyDeleteI have an Aunt with Japanese theme decorations. She would love this pattern. Thanks for the chance to win. will bookmark your blog for the quilt along - will look great in scrappy r/w/b.
ReplyDeleteI'd like to be in a peaceful pagoda right about now. Long week! I think I'll come back to your site tomorrow morning and cruise through your 4 Block a Week Quilt Along. Looks interesting.
ReplyDeleteI had to add you to my favorites list as soon as I saw the title of your blog. I like the pagoda, too.
ReplyDeleteCongrats on having your block in Vol.7. I like the block you made and after I learned about 8ths I am no longer scared of numbers.
ReplyDeleteCongratulations on your block being selected for Volume 7 of 100 Blocks. I really like your pagoda block, and the setting you show.
ReplyDeletecongratulations on having a Block in volume 7. The blog hop has introduced me to many new wonderful artist such as you so I had to follow to be exposed to new ideas :)
ReplyDeleteVery lovely. Looks beautiful with your other block. Very peaceful.
ReplyDeleteWonderful block and a great piece to use as a hanging or a table mat.
ReplyDeleteDebbie
Wonderful block! Who wouldn't enjoy a trip to a garden and enjoy a quilt at the same time! Two of my favorite things to do. Thanks for a chance to win a great mag.
ReplyDeleteYour Pagoda is lovely! Thanks for a chance at the give-away!
ReplyDeletemgw070 at shaw dot ca
Congrats for being in the book! I'd love to be entered.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful Pagoda block! All of these blog hops have really inspired me1
ReplyDeleteI like your block, it's so different and so much you can do with it.
ReplyDeletelove your unique block and your marvelous tip: 1/8 and 7/8 are just lines on a ruler!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful block! Thanks for the chance to win!
ReplyDeletePretty block. We have a japanese garden here in the San Antonio Botanical Garden and it is one of my favorite parts of the Garden.
ReplyDeleteI like the pagoda. Great pictures in the gardens.
ReplyDeleteLove love your block. Can't wait to get a copy of the magazine so I can make your block!! Congrats on being in Volume 7 of QM 100 Blocks magazine. All of the previous issues have been so inspiring to me. Thanks for a chance to win a copy.
ReplyDeletePretty block. The quilt is beautiful with your block. Those pictures are amazing too. We have a very well known Japanese Gardens near here that I have always wanted to go see but never have yet. They even have what I've heard is an amazing restaurant overlooking the water features near that area of their gardens.
ReplyDeleteLove the quilt you made with your block. Thanks for the chance to win.
ReplyDeleteYour block & quilt is really pretty! Congratulations on having your block in the magazine & thanks for the chance to win.
ReplyDeleteWonderful block. It reminds me of San Francisco; I lived for a time in CA - across the bay but visited often.
ReplyDeleteWonderful block and I love the way you chose to photograph the quilt you made.
ReplyDeleteYour photography is great and this Quilt is very nice. Thanks for the chance to win.
ReplyDeleteWonderful block. Thanks for the chance to win.
ReplyDeleteVery cool block! Thanks for a chance to win! :)
ReplyDeleteI now follow via gfc! :)
ReplyDeleteI love the block. It reminds me of the time that I spent in Japan and your secondary block looks great with it. Thank you for a chance to win.
ReplyDeleteWhat a striking block! Congratulations on being published and thank you for the chance to win!
ReplyDeleteI just started following your blog.
ReplyDeleteLove your block. Have several Japanese embroidery pictures my dad got when he went to Japan and made a bargelo quilt to match. I think your block would make a great pillow to go along with them.
ReplyDeleteWay cool block. This would make a good fundraiser donation/auction for our nearby botanical garden when it starts on its Japanese section. ll_gee at hotmail
ReplyDeleteAnother block to add to my oriental block connection. Keep up the good work.
ReplyDeleteI have a daughter who would love to make this quilt! Thanks for the giveaway.
ReplyDeleteI like your pagoda lantern block and your quilt is beautiful.
ReplyDeleteNice block. thks for giveaway.
ReplyDeleteI have a treasure trove of Asian fabrics. Your block is perfect for my next quilt using that part of my stash. Can't wait to get my hands on Vol. 7. swalker287 (at) aol (dot) com.
ReplyDeletePeaceful Pagoda is a really great block and the other block that you created and used in your wall hanging is just perfect! It was so great that you and your son went to the botanical gardens to take the pictures! I have become your latest follower too! Thanks for the chance to win!
ReplyDeleteYou have such original designs! :D
ReplyDeleteBeautiful block
ReplyDeleteit's a wonderful blok
ReplyDeleteVery interesting and unique block.
ReplyDeleteNice quilt! Very unique!
ReplyDeleteCongratulations on a fabulous block!
ReplyDelete"Congratulations!" I was trying to complete the tour last
ReplyDeleteevening.....but we had "A Real Springtime Thunderstorm!"
so I shut down. It rained so hard and long, I thought
my deck might become and ark. ? The Japanese garden in
the NW? Am going over to your web page next,
No, I am in New Mexico so it is actually in the middle of the desert,believe it or not...
DeleteThanks for a chance to win the new magazine..
ReplyDeleteGreat block. I love the tie to Japanese Garden
ReplyDeleteNice block and lovely photos!
ReplyDeletePeaceful Pagoda is very nice. Love the setting.
ReplyDeleteVery cute block ... I have some oriental fabric I've been wondering what to do with ... I'm beginning to have some ideas, now!!! :)
ReplyDeleteAnd I am a follower of your blog, too! :)
ReplyDeleteVery cute. Nice job.
ReplyDeleteI love the wall hanging! It's great.
ReplyDeleteLovely pagoda!
ReplyDeleteGreat block, and perfect place for a photo.
ReplyDeleteThe winner of the magazine is SewLindaAnn! Congratulations!
ReplyDeleteThanks to everyone for stopping by to play!
Happy, happy quilting!
Fantástico los bloques que no presentan dificultades para modificarles el tamaño. Felicidades.
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