Thanks Elle - but you will get there, same as everyone else.

Wil, I would never have listed M3 as a favourite, it was one of those that I found the hardest, and nearly got shoved in the dustbin (trash) on more than one occasion.

Me to Lesley, but I learned a lot from that little block, all those set in corners. but <I did hate it.

Elle

love the quilt Lesley, haven't done any on mine for a week now as we are on half term, which means that DH is home, and Jack is back from Uni for the summer, so we've been sorting his stuff out too. Hoping to start again on Monday!

A favorite? I'm not sure I have one so far...I like most all of them. I'll have to admit Wil, that M3 would reallly be at the BOTTOM of my list though. It was "renamed" several times in my sewing room :oops: :lol: :lol:

I haven't made M3 yet and this is not very encouraging. :|

I know it seems silly but I don't like E7, the Breadbasket one. What a pain in the butt for paper piecing! :evil:

I agree, it goes on sideways and not the way you think it is going on at all that E7. M3 Well I did it by mostly sewing by machine and leaving the bits that just wouldn´t be pulled, cajoled or otherwise made to go in place. Bit of a bummer that one too. Keep going though Tiffany, if not leave it and go back the next day, suddenly it glicks, however if you are like me it takes a few clicks LOL

I agree about E7, not all that attractive to me, but I didn't find it too much of a problem. Not the same with M3 though, and yes, I renamed it a few times too. I struggled to get the narrow light bits even, and when they weren't too bad I decided that I wasn't going to fight with it any more, and I appliqued it to the background!

It seems that my question has thrown up more blocks that you don't like, rather than many that you do.

Not for me Lesley...I said I liked them ALL :lol: :lol: Just some more than others...hows that for a positive spin?? :roll:

Great attitude, Patti, you will go far with that.

I did get E7 done, but it must have taken me 6-8 hours! Good grief! It looks fairly good, for which I'm most thankful!

Pat, you are an inspiration to the rest of us!