This week’s designer is Heather Briggs of My Sew Quilty Life and her block is called STARLING. Be sure to check out her BLOG, where I’m certain she will have all the details and tips on her lovely block.

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This week, we followed all instructions as outlined in the MODA Pattern Sheet!
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For ALL the details and specifics on Moda Blockheads 5, I encourage you to visit these useful resources:
INTRO TO MODA BLOCKHEADS 5 LIVE VIDEO [REPLAY]
BLOCKHEADS LIVESTREAM RECAP BLOG POST
MODA BLOCKHEADS FACEBOOK GROUP
And last, but certainly not least, the MODA BLOCKHEADS 5 BASIC PAGE – this is where ALL the block patterns will be saved for easy reference as we move forward!
Happy sewing! See you back here next week!
-Joanna
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Janette | 20th Mar 24
Have you shared your setting for the blocks or how many 12″ and how many 6″ you are making? I love your red and green color scheme!
joanna@figtreequilts.com | 24th Mar 24
I haven’t revealed the full setting, but did mention that I will be using a setting that mixes 6″ and 12″ blocks. If you want to follow along, you will need to create: (20) 6″ blocks, (9) 12″ blocks, and we will also be making (4) 9″ blocks. All info will continue to be updated here on the blog!