Block #3 of It's a "Wild" Life Block of the Month

Here we are at our 3rd block for the 

What would the "Wild" Life 

be without a few trees?

This set of blocks was created

by Carol of Just Let Me Quilt.

You can find the block
over at
Just Let Me Quilt.

It will be free for the month

of April, after that time there will 

be a small fee.

She also has a pieced version 

for those who prefer it

over applique.

Here are our previous blocks.

March's Block 

Deer Meadow

The pattern can be found HERE.

February's Blocks

 Maple Leaves.
The block pattern can be found HERE.

All of my blocks are created using beautiful fabrics,
by one of our BOM sponsors

It is a mix of my stash and

Lori Holt's Bee Basics,

Lori Holt's Bee Backgrounds,

and Outdoors Wood Grain in Cream.

I am also using a variety 

of different Aurifil Threads. 

To find the whole schedule for

the 2018 BOM, click HERE!

There are no sign ups,

just follow my blog to

to get access to the block when

they are released.

Here are the designers that will

be participating this year.

Their blocks for April

are all up and looking gorgeous!

Joan of Moosestash Quilting

Carla of Creatin' in the Stick

Carol of Just Let Me Quilt

Pat of Life in the Scrapatch

and of course myself.  

Feel free to join us on

Facebook as well,

HERE is our group.

Be sure to
Add your blocks to the link party below
for a chance to win
a fabric surprise from this
month's sponsor.

The winner of March's
prize is Lavone Miller !

Check out this cutie she created.

Congratulations!!
She will be receive a surprise bundle
of fabric from our March sponsor

An InLinkz Link-up

Tula Pink Table Runner with Thermoweb

I just love spring.

The early spring flowers peeking 

their yellow petals out

and what better way to 

celebrate this time of year

than to make a pretty little

table runner.

I used a mix of embroidery stitches

and a little applique.

You can find the how to

tutorial over at Thermoweb,

using EZPrint Featherweight Sheets.  

The pattern for the rabbits are 

from  Tula Pink's Coloring With Thread Book.

It is filled with do many beautiful patterns. 

I made two identical embroidered rabbit pieces.

Using a fat quarter bundle of Tula Pink's Eden collection, 

I created a herringbone pattern and 

quilted it with three different coordinating 

Aurifil thread colors.

They worked so well on the vibrant

colors in the collection.

Make sure to stop in at

Thermoweb to say hello,

check out my tutorial there 

and enter to for a chance to win 

your very own copy of

Tula Pink Coloring With Thread Book, 

where you can dream up 

something beautiful to create.