Termi

carriem, your block is beautiful!!! Well done!

Honchey

What happened to the "letters" that have been posted in the past? I so loved reading them. Guess I'll have to break down and buy the book.

Hi Betty, The letters that I add are written by the author Laurie Arron Hird and are not in the book. I have her permission to post them here on the QB. Laurie is researching the geneology of the children and then writing a follow-up letter of them. H.

QuiltE

It's a dark starry sky over "Alabama" (some bling in that black) ... while the sun shines in the orchard to ripen those last green ones in the "Apple Tree"

I'm always curious ... is there any significance to this block's design and the state?

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Anael

Your fuzzy cutting is great QuiltE! I love the starry sky and your apple tree looks delicious!

QuiltingNinaSue

Well done, QuiltE. I fail to recognize any one piece of fabric but your job on the blocks are wonderful!!

QuiltE

Anael .. thank you!

QNSue ... ahem!!! ... the tree trunk!!

janRN

Love them, QE, especially the starry Alabama. Great job on both.
I wonder about the names of quilt blocks--maybe someone from Alabama "invented" that block? The names just don't always conjure up an image of what I'm thinking.

carriem

I too finished my "apple tree" block this week.

QuiltingNinaSue

Way to go, carriem. well done block and love the colors.

gardnergal970

QuiltE...Alabama is is really neat and the apples look good enough to eat!

Carriem..good job. Glad you're feeling good enough to do PC blocks.