I’ve managed to get two oak leaves done so far and thought I’d better get them posted before I forgot.  Hope to get more done but it’s shaping up to be a busy...

Here are  two from me this...

I don’t know why wordpress rotated the photo, but here are two more leaves for donation. I love the rectangles is year! Happy sewing, Andi in...

These are the two leaves that I have made for this month.  I am putting them in the pot this month.  While I love looking at Batik quilts, I don’t enjoy sewing with them.  I was lucky to have enough scraps to make these, and I think that they look good.  Hope somebody enjoys working with...

I love these blocks. They look so great together in the virtual quilt. I’ll do my best to make 3 more to max out my chances of winning!...

Oops. I added my blocks to the list yesterday, but forgot to post them. Mea culpa. So far, I’ve made three, donated with no chance in the...

This month is my 2 year anniversary playing block lotto. It’s crazy how the time flies, right! I love having a binder full of new patterns and techniques. Thank you for all you do for Block Lotto Sophie Hopefully this will finally be the month that my name is drawn! Helen Nashville,...

  Hi, Here are six oak leaf blocks. Love the design, batiks are my favourites. Thanks Sophie.  Great looking virtual quilt this month. All the best...

I am going to go ahead and post these 3 blocks, although I am hoping to make some more this month – time slips by on me sometimes and I don’t want to forget.  I love leaf  blocks, and an autumn leaf quilt is on my “to do” list, so I will have my fingers crossed at drawing...

I loved making this block because I have a favorite oak tree that has come to the end of its life.  We have a cottage on Lake Erie that has an oak tree in the back yard that must be over 200 years old.  It is huge.  We have a great swing hanging from one of its limbs which is a well-used reading spot by everyone.  Last year we noticed that there was a black substance oozing from the bark.  This summer it is worse, the bark is starting to peel...

When my husband saw this block & then the virtual quilt preview he really liked them. So now I must win!  I expect I will make many more, but here is my first oak...

 This month we are making this 6-by-9 inch (finished size) Oak Leaf block using batik fabrics of your choice for the leaf and stem and cream or tan tone-on-tone (TOT) prints for the background. Cathie L make this one. The block pattern directions are here: Oak Leaf Block Pattern The block pattern has been updated since it was sent out as part of the sneak peek and contains a bonus pattern for a scrappy version of this block.  The file is quite...