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Color Block Challenge
Select Grace Home Based Quilters have accepted the challenge of creating a quilt block from a selection of mystery fabrics, they were sent a box and we can't wait to share what they came up with. Would you like to see what 5 Grace Staffers, 7 Grace Ambassadors and a handful of guest designers had to work with from a mystery box?
Color Block Challenge
This is what they had to work with:
Finesse Thread: Grapefruit 3005, Blueberries 2987
FQ Collection: Riley Blake Confetti Cottons: C120-BOYBLUE, C120-DEEPWATER, C120-RILEYNAVY, C120-AUTUMN, C120-RILEYWHITE;
Riley Blake Texture In Color: C610-SHELL, C610-NAVY
Stay tuned as we share all the Color Block Challenge Participants designs!
Each month we will be sharing a new block and cut list.
Click below to see this months Block of the Month
February BOM - Jackie Marks
April BOM - Megan Farrell
May BOM - Marie Bard-Curtis
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