These three blocks are the last blocks I found from the batch with the Handbag Sampler.
I did not make this block. And, sadly, I don’t remember where I got it.
It is really interesting in a couple of ways. First the layout is quite unique and reminds me of some of the innovative designs that were NOT selected for the 1933 World’s Fair.
The fabrics in the circles are also interesting. they look like 1930s or 1940s fabrics. Not sure. I could ask TFQ.
I am pretty sure this is a leftover block from the Eye of God quilt. The Eye of God was begun in a class in July 2004 with Virginia Schnalle through CQFA. It was one of the first improv type piecing classes I took and I think the quilt was really successful. This blocks has an interesting feeling of spirals because of the way I placed the fabric.
I suppose I could make this into a pillow. I don’t really need another pillow on my couch, but perhaps as a gift?
Finally, this block has a really subtle color scheme. Even though it is not a group I would normally use, it is very successful.
It has to be a leftover block from the Passionate Purple quilt, which means that some of the circles came from AJA and Julie.
As with the other blocks, I am not sure what to do with these.