Mooving right along OK :)...working in an environment that suits you will also give you inspiration.. Ideas come to mind all day long when your surrounded by color, patterns and such...That's why I love going to work every once in awhile. I'm tempted to finish several of the blocks..I'll be following this journey of yours and maybe you'll inspire me:)

OK, I love your blue blocks, mine was purple and the pony quilt was all blue & beige. My colors of course blue, blue, blue. I haven't finished the pony quilt yet, need to put it together and start quilting it.

Oh this will be interesting to follow along! I don't think I have seen a FWS done in just one family of color. The fabrics you have picked out are very pretty. I too have one planned using a bunch of CW repro scraps I was gifted. But that quilt is way down on the bucket list. I look forward to watching your progress on the blue FWS.

Oh my! This is going to be really super! Please keep treating us with pictures of your progress! Love the butter box!

Looks good. I like your story!

I have a lot of blue fabric too. I might have to join you one of these days. :-) I don't have that book, but I could use the 1930's FWS book again.

Lovely blocks! A cool twist on FW, too!
hugs,
dj

I finished four more blocks...a big goof on one...oops
1.Birds in the Air [ATTACH=CONFIG]532788[/ATTACH]
2.Puss in the Corner...but I cut 1 1/2" strips instead of 2 and my block measures only 5"...and I fussy cut the roosters too...[ATTACH=CONFIG]532789[/ATTACH]
3.Prairie Queen...looks like I should have repressed this[ATTACH=CONFIG]532790[/ATTACH]
4.Friendship Star...and look who's my friend[ATTACH=CONFIG]532791[/ATTACH]
I'm starting to think about borders...stay tuned

Off to a good start.

I think it looks so good but I agree with oksewglad about the broken dishes block.