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Each issue is jam-packed with goodness, including 10 projects to quilt or sew! From inspirational stories to designer interviews and design notes from Jenny and the family, there's no shortage of fuel for your creativity. You'll want to come back to each beautiful idea again and again!
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block reviews
I love how you have clear pictures with instructions that are easy to understand. I am the Coordinator of my Church Sewing Circle. We make quilts for the Veterans Hospital and home. I like to show everyone in the group different patterns and share different tips from The Block Magazine. It helps to focus on something else so there are fewer mistakes on the Veterans quilts. We have 9 people in our group, which includes my husband. The type of quilt block we make is the traditional 9-patch and...
Nancy
I use the patterns in the BLOCK books in conjunction with the YouTube videos Jenny has online. I started as an experienced seamstress in apparel but I'm not so confident about HST and other quilt applications. I had only done log cabin quilts prior to Jenny's videos and BLOCK books. I use it for hexi stained glass.
Cheryl
I truly enjoy reading some of the stories along with seeing the beautiful quilts shown. There are so many ideas, it just seems like too little time! I have recently gotten into table runners, so those are definitely of interest, but I love reviewing all the projects. At this point, I have so many projects to complete and haven't enjoyed the luxury of an off the cuff project. I have not accessed those. I'm using it for the beginning of a baby quilt I'm doing. I saw a sample block online, so I'm...
Susan
The patterns encourage me and are clearly written to encourage successful projects. I used the Heart Flower Throw from Vol 13 Issue 1, 2026. The flowers reminded me of shamrocks, and I made it for our dear Nanny who lives in Belfast, N. Ireland. The introduction to talented quilters and their unique projects are inspiring. Tidbits about techniques and notions make a positive difference in how I approach fabrics and quilting. I really look forward to my Block magazine and pour over it as soon as...
Wendy
I enjoy learning new techniques from the many ideas of new and different projects. I use it for embroidery and EPP. I have done 2 quilts using embroidery that was featured at MSQC, and I'm starting some EPP. It's very different for me.
Susan S.
BLOCK Magazine is a great magazine with lots of patterns and helpful tips. I make baby quilts and table toppers. I adapt some quilt patterns to table toppers. The purple quilt is the Baby Blocks pattern and the second quilt I can't remember the pattern. Very easy instructions and illustrations
alicia
