Woohoo I cut and pieced my substituted block for this morning for Moda Blockheads. I really like this block!
Block 4
It’s all flying geese. When I make flying geese, I prefer to press the seams open. I think they lay much nicer.
Flying Geese Seams 
Flying Geese Seams
Looking at my four block progress, I’m thinking I probably won’t make all fifty six blocks in the year long quilt-along, as I’m already thinking I will want sashing, and the quilt will get huge since I’m making twelve inch blocks.
Moda Blockheads 2020
I’m really liking it so far. It is always fun to only have to deal with cutting and piecing one block at a time, and I am more willing to make blocks that have a lot more pieces than I’d normally care to sew.
Susan
9 Feb 2020Did you design this block #4 or was it an alternate block? I do like it. Also, is there a place to sign up for this to get the emails with a link to the patterns? I couldn’t find it on the Moda site. Thx,
tinksquared
9 Feb 2020It’s a block that is in my EQ library, called Wind in the Willows. Moda’s website about the Blockheads group is here: https://my.modafabrics.com/inspiration-resources/block-heads-3. The Facebook group is here: https://www.facebook.com/groups/253867175058745/
All blocks are uploaded to the Facebook group (in the files) each Wednesday, as well as on the designers websites. A list of the designers is in the Moda link above. Hope that helps!
Debbie Brander
9 Feb 2020I absolutely love your fabrics, are they available at Quilting from the Heart? Thank you.
tinksquared
9 Feb 2020Hi Debbie, I’m not familiar with Quilting from the Heart, but you’ll have a difficult time finding much Moda Cinnaberry anywhere, it’s mostly sold out.
Diane Obernesser
9 Feb 2020Looking great. Those colors are beautiful together.
tinksquared
9 Feb 2020Thank you Diane!
Debbie Beander
9 Feb 2020I’m sorry, I was confusing you with another quilter that I follow, and that is the store that she supports. I realized a few moments after I posted it, sorry for the confusion.