Molli Sparkles Union Jack Block Pattern
Union Jack Block Pattern
Hey, my faves! The day is finally here for the release of my Union Jack block pattern. This is my very first-ever-in-the-whole-wide-sparkly-world pattern, so I hope you enjoy it, and you use it! Whatever you decide to make, be sure to send me a photo and I’ll show it off to everyone here at mollisparkles.com. My own goal is to make a multi-coloured quilt out of numerous of these blocks, but what ideas do you have up your sequinned sleeves? If any of you decide to use this for a Quilt Bee, please let me know so I can stalk all the delicious blocks made! Oh, and as I mentioned yesterday, any and all feedback is appreciated. All that being said, be a nice and conscientious human being and share a sister a link if you decide to share this on your own blog. Heaven knows I had to stop feeding the kids for a few weeks to figure all this out, and you’ll just be hurting the children. Otherwise, buy, spread the word, and the photo love!
12:01, not a minute too soon!
Hoysie – You're a no-reply blogger! Who are you so I can email you!?
Sorry Molli, didn't realise it was set up that way. Hope I just changed it, if not. hoysie@hotmail.com. Michelle Nicholson.
Hi Molli Sparkles, love your union Jack the gold one really stands out. Love to see any more that you have made.
Molli…you're magic.
It's great, thank you! Happy Australia Day!
Way to go! Now I can do a post on my blog with a piccy of mine. I just wanted to wait until I could link up to your tutorial post! Love my Union Jack! Happy Australia Day! Hope it sparkles!
Sorry i don't have a blog to link up with you. But it was fun pattern testing for you, I don't think i could ever have figured it out by myself,
I just love reading your blog posts Molli!! The Union Jack looks fantastic – definitely worth some slightly hungry children?! 😉
I totally hear you.. when I was working on my little mixer hot pad pattern, it seemed like it was all I did, ignoring anyone and everything for a while. I'm off to download it now, Molli! I love your sparkly self, and the way your personality shines through in your posts. 🙂 Thanks for reminding me, and Happy Australia Day! xo
I'm so excited to have found your blog and this tutorial. My husband is a Brit, and I was thinking it would be fun to make a Union Jack quilt for him. I learned about your blog via The Intrepid Thread, which is my closest modern quilt shop. Julie is genuinely nice, isn't she! Thanks for sharing & I look forward to reading your blog.
Thanks for the tutorial. I'm excited to make a Union Jack Quilt.
I wish I would've know about this Union Jack block a week ago!!!! I just started a Union Jack quilt but I paid for the pattern!!!
Thank you for the pattern. It is as you say, "anatomically correct." The first one I've seen. My husband is a Brit and I'd like to make it into a cushion for our sofa.
lowson@swbell.net
fantastic tut! Can you help me enlarge this to lap quilt size???
Hello! You're a no-reply blogger so I couldn't reply to your email. If you google it, I've seen a tutorial out there somewhere for a lap sized Union Jack already. It looks pretty fab!
This looks awesome! Wanting to give this a try I followed the link and it looks like it’s broken. Some browsing ensued and I found it under “Tutorials” (Yay!), but I thought I’d still give you a quick shout 🙂
Thanks for sharing this!