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Showing posts with label #November. Show all posts
Showing posts with label #November. Show all posts
Sunday, November 30, 2025
Wednesday, November 26, 2025
Hive 1 November gnome for Rita
This gnome is on his way to you now, Rita. (Orange nose unfortunately won’t be included.) It’s been such a joy sewing with you this year, and seeing all the amazing things you create! I hope he makes you smile.
Sunday, November 23, 2025
Hive 1 November - Bat Block for Jai
I forgot to post after I mailed this off (around November 7)! I hope this bat made it to its friends--sometimes the post office likes to eat mail instead of delivering it...
--Caitlin
Saturday, November 1, 2025
Hive 2 - November Tutorial - X's and O's quilt block
🍁 November's block:

Being the last block for the year for Hive 2, I wanted something quick and fairly easy as the holidays are coming. This is also my birthday month. Thank you all for this inspiring year. I tried new techniques as that was my goal for joining Stash Bee, so thank you for pushing me outside my comfort zone. ♥️
This block is from Missouri Star Quilt Company's tutorial video
The background must be white or white on white fabric. This will make the "O" once sewed together.
The "X" is made from a single color as you can see from the above picture the block uses fours shades of your chosen color. The important part is that the fabric needs to read your chosen color. So please no novelty fabrics, no holiday fabric, and no fabrics using another color.
Below are my final picks that I used to make my sample block.
Cutting eight, 2.5-inch square blocks of the white background fabric.
Also cutting four, 5-inch square blocks from each shade of your color choice resulting in 4, 5-inch square blocks.
Next draw a diagonal line on all the back of the white background blocks. Placing the white background fabric with right sides together on opposite corners of the colored fabric.
Next sew on the diagonal line and ensuring the background fabric is in the opposite corners of the color fabric. After cutting 1/4 inch from the outside sewn line.
Pressing the seam to the dark side. Then sewing the four blocks together using quarter inch seam allowance, aligning the seams.
Voila! A finished block measuring 9.5" square unfinished and 9" square finished. Enjoy the holidays!! 😘
- Thanks Deb
Thursday, October 23, 2025
Hive 1 - October Bats for Jai
I am not a Halloween person (my birthday is the day after and I have had more than my fair share of themed birthdays for the holiday). But, this was super cute and I was really surprised at how easy it came together. I don't have any holiday fabric but I got to tap into my related colored stash.
I will get it out in the mail in the next few days. Thanks for letting me push my comfort zone!
Tasha
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