I am so excited to make available my Pushme Pullme Block Pattern. The final block measures 15″. It is a quick, easy and versatile pattern.
The overall design came about originally with a quilt in mind, that I am currently making for a friend’s little boy.
My testers have done an amazing job, using the pattern in many ways, highlighting the versatility of the block. Check out their finishes!!
Ashley @ Wasn’t Quilt in a Day created an amazing pillow with teal and pink arrows, with a popping yellow edging.
Kristel @ Work-in-Progress Girl created a mini quilt and played around with the colors represented in the sashing to make it truly unique.
Mara @ Secretly Stitching used it as the front of a very cute play mat tote for her nephew. Extremely adorable.
Sarah @ Sarah Quilts made some great pillows for Christmas gifts for a male friend. I love the use of black and reds.
The pattern can be found on Craftsy and Etsy. I have also added it to my right-hand side menu for easy access.
Source: Pushme Pullme Block via SqueekCrafts on Craftsy
To celebrate the launch of my pattern, I have TWO GIVEAWAYS.
- For the first giveaway, I will give the winner a copy of the pattern + 2 fat quarters of modern quilting fabric in a color of your choice (ie. blue or green or multi colored). To win leave a comment below on what you would like to make with the pattern. If you are a follower, leave a second comment and let me know how you follow.
- For the second giveaway, if you leave a comment below + all 4 posts of my testers above you will be in the draw to win my favorite quilting book (at the moment) – Quilt Improv by Lucie Summers.
All winners will be chosen randomly next Friday and announced here. I hope you like the block and the projects the testers came up with. Linking up with Crazy Mom Quilts for Finish it up Friday.
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44. I follow via bloglovin! Thanks for the giveaway!
46. I follow you on bloglovin
47. I think it would be a wonderful pattern for a masculine quilt, maybe with some strong browns and blacks or neutrals….hmm maybe some of the Daiwabo fabrics in my stash….
48. I follow on bloglovin.
49. So happy that you are releasing the pattern. I love it and can’t wait to get started! With so many fabrics to choose from, it will take me some time to decide on which fabrics to use. The testers did a great job – can’t even decide on one to like best!
50. This is so amazing. I absolutely love it!
51. And I follow you! Woo!
52. I would love to make a baby quilt using this pattern.
53. I follow your wonderful blog through bloglovin
54. Fun pattern! I would do a kid-sized quilt as a charity quilt for Mayo Clinic/St. Mary’s Hospital Pediatric Infusion Therapy Dept. (kids chemo unit) that has become my personal project. I’d love to work in blue.