The original quilt uses the "Disappearing Nine Patch" block as its main block, that I find it very easy to make. I found this great tutorial in the tube that explains how to make this super-easy block, and I thought I should share it.

A few months ago I bought a great quilting book, that I am so in love with, the "Material Obsession", and started stydying.
At about the same time in a village nearby, I discovered free quilting and patchwork classes! Our teacher has just showed as how to make the dresden plate block. One of my favorite quilts in the book is one involving dresden plates, that I considered them really difficult to sew. But I thought I should give it a try.
I spend a whole day searching through my stack of fabrics, and I decided to go with two lines: Annie's Farm Stand and Riley Blake's Sew Cherry, and the results so far:

+First cutting

+Assembling

My main problem is that I have to buy some fabric for the backing and also for the middle circles, since the one I have is clearly not enough.
To be continued...

The production never stops. I so love combining fabrics....so more pouches available in the shop.

+Blast

+Garden in blue

+Strippy

+Scissors

More pouches to come.
You can order them in the shop.