Scrap Basket Block #1 & Farmer’s Wife Blocks

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Here are the March Farmer’s Wife blocks…I think there is only a few more to do.  Are you keeping up?   For those of you who are looking for Scrap Basket block #1 I have redone it and it will be here…it was in a pervious newsletter…SCRAP BASKET BLOCK #1.  Now you should be able to find them all!  LB

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I live on a lake in beautiful Butte Des Morts, WI. I have three sons: Lance (forever 29), Luke 33, Jake 32, and two grand-babies, Little Man and O-Bug. I've been married to the love of my life Nick, since 1998 when we started our crazy adventure together! I am a quilter, rugger, and gardener. I also love to cook when I get the chance. Thanks for visiting and supporting Primitive Gathering Quilt Shop where I try to bring you the best Moda fabrics and wool projects anywhere!

16 thoughts on “Scrap Basket Block #1 & Farmer’s Wife Blocks”

  3. I am brand new to this website and blog. Quilting and sewing for grandbabies are my hobbies. I am excited to find block to use up scraps. I teach elementary school so I am busy and do not get to sew as often as I would like. . .

  4. I’m just wondering. I now have all 7 blocks printed out, but is there a particular quilt that these will be made into, or are they just different block patterns? I’m wondering if I missed something at the beginning.
    Thanks.

  5. Thanks for the free scrap basket blocks. These are going to be fun. LOVE your blog …. you are so creative and SO FRIENDLY:)

  6. I have started working on the scrap basket blocks and have many 1 1/2″ hst. Love the patterns

    1. Do you use the thangles? Lisa recommends them. I was thinking of ordering some. Does 1″ mean finished thangle or cutting size?

      1. Put scrap basket blocks in the search bar…they are all in past posts and they are all there on the blog…you may have to look(read) my blog posts to find them! oh what torture I am bestowing upon you! Lol

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