Esqmommy

So if we want a throw and a runner, we'll need to do 3 sets?

sharon b

I went and relooked at row L.. uuuhhh not for me sorry ! LOL Still thinking about a second square :roll:

kluedesigns

not really, if you want to fill in with either solid blocks (like i did in the table runner) or some other easier block (like make a few log cabins) you could stretch 36 blocks into a throw and a table runner.

i'll put something together and post pics.

kluedesigns

don't worry there's at least 2 blocks that i'll take from L.

i'll do L5 & L7 and i might do a 3rd set to fill in another row if needed.

kluedesigns

so here's the newest list with at lease 1 block per row - yippee

A6 = Colletta
B1 = mamaskeeto
B3 = Esqmommy
B13 = Crkathleen
C3 = tuesy
C12 = Kgoodhand
D6 = Star
D11 = Cheriffic
D13 = JoanneS
E1 = JRSAY
F3 = Bearpaw
G4 = Buddy’s Mom
H6 = Rhonda
H13 = Norbanaquilts
I2 = MNquilter
J4 = Star
K2 = Bettia
K3 = Rhonda
K12 = Norbanaquilts
L5 = Kluedesigns
L7 = Kluedesigns
M5 = Bdschafer
M10 = sharonb

bearpaw

Opinions please: do you think this gold fabric is too dark for the background?

Esqmommy

Looks perfect to me!

kluedesigns

works for me, all my backgrounds are on the darker side.

then people can use light sashing to make the blocks pop.

kluedesigns

here's a log cabin jane, its one of the pre-designed quilts in the software.

it uses 24 jane blocks so if you do 2 sets that leaves you with 12 blocks to use for a table runner.

you could do the on point table runner with 2 rows and put sashing around them. then just use some filler solid fabric squares.

that would still leave you with 1 block to spare.

kluedesigns

not bad for 2 sets. you can give one as a gift and keep one for yourself.