Block Lotto Info

May 2025 Block Lotto - Definitely Positive

10" finished blocks (10.5" unfinished)

print + coordinating solid of navy/blue & orange

Link to directions for Definitely Positive block

Due in May 2025 

February 2025 Block Lotto - Wonky Stars

Due in February 2025

Link to Directions for Wonky Star 

 

November Block Lotto - Easy Spool

Follow instructions for 9" (8-1/2" finished) blocks

Spool Thread: any color/fabric

Spool: black solid or print that reads as black

Background: light/low-volume

 

Due at the November Meeting

Spool Block Instructions

August Block Lotto - Popsicle Block Lotto

 

Popsicles:

small-scale prints and/or solids in summer colors

 

Background:

white/cream low-volume or solid

 

Popsicle sticks:

"wood" color fabrics

 

 10" Finished Blocks

3 color or 1 color popsicles

 

Blocks due at the August Meeting

Popsicle Block Instructions

 

 

May Block Lotto - Scrappy Strings HSTs

Here is a link to the online tutorial :

https://www.bloomingpoppies.net/pages/scrappy-strings-hst-block-tutorial

The only change from the tutorial will be to start with a 9" (or larger, depending how much "wiggle room" you want!) square of muslin (for the string block) and  9" (or larger) square of white/light gray/cream low volume fabric. After making the HSTs as instructed in the tutorial, trim to 8.5" (instead of 8" in the tutorial). 

 

Think spring when picking the string block fabrics/colors...any bright and cheery prints will work! Making one string block = two HST blocks.

December Block Lotto - Patchwork Tree Block

For our December Block Lotto we will be doing the Patchwork Tree Block by Diary of a Quilter! 

https://www.diaryofaquilter.com/patchwork-tree-quilt-block-tutorial/

Fabrics -  Trees and background should be a mix of low volumes, greens and pinky reds. (see inspiration photo) & Trunk - shades of brown

• Instructions have you make two blocks at a time!  You will get the reverse colorway.  
• Try different angles on top for different sized trees!

**We doubled the measurements for the Tree block so that we would have 8x10.5 unfinished block size.

Changes are as follows:

   (for 2 blocks as per the instructions for the tutorial link below)

   2 contrasting squares 9x9

   2 squares  4x3 of one fabric

   2 square 4x3 of second contrasting fabric

   2 trunks 2x3 of brown

unfinished block  will be 8.5x11 and trim to 8x10.5

September 2023 Block Lotto Info

https://omqg.blogspot.com/2023/06/sept-block-lotto-maple-leaf.html

Due at our September meeting!

June 2023 Block Lotto Info

Our next Block Lotto Block is the Strawberry block from Skyberries Handmade! 

Fabrics


Berry Stem - Green solids or prints

Berry - Any berry color - Yellow, Red, Pink, Purple or Orange in prints or solids

Background - Low volume whites 

You can find the instructions to make them HERE

April 2023 Block Lotto Info

Roughly each quarter we strive to host a block lotto using a free block available to all members! Here you will find a list of current and previous block with links to instructions and due dates. For each block made you will receive entry to win either the entire lot or enough to make a throw size quilt based on how many blocks were entered.

4th Quarter Block Lotto Blocks

 4th Quarter Block Lotto - Due at Dec Meeting

Red and Green Log Cabin Blocks

Log Cabin Block - 14.5” Block that uses 2.5” strips

https://www.scrapish.com/log-cabin-quilt-block.html

• Red/Pink blocks with half whites/creams

• Green blocks with half whites/creams

• Both will have Red center blocks

• Prints or solids

2nd Quarter Block Lotto - Blocks due June 7th at meeting

The Funky Chicken Quilt Block

Link to Video Instructions 

Link to Pattern Instructions

Each block made will get you one entry to win either the lot or enough to make a throw size quilt.

Scrap Bin Geese - Due by March 1, 2022 Meeting

• For these blocks please use low volume on both sides for the strip pieces and use bright spring colors for the geese. Use the same color of geese in as many different fabrics as you can for each block. For example, all oranges or teals for the geese like these pictured: