Barns

I was hoping a churn dash would be one of the blocks!

I got my newest barn done!  As you can see we added the white back ground all the way around, and the sashing.  I decided to do my sashing in black, red and white,  Every other block will be slightly different, with the top and bottom going all the way across and the sides short, so I needed more red and black material for the top and bottom.  I already had the black and white material for the sides.  I found a black and white gingham print with watermelons, and a black print with larger cherries.  I'll have to put those on later.  The material is in the washing machine so I did not get a picture.
I messed up this next block, I will never try to do two blocks at the same time again.  I already had to seam rip it after I finished the block once, only to realize after I finished it off with the white strips and hung it to take the picture, that I had made another mistake, why didn't I notice it when I had taken the block apart the first time?

What do you think, should I fix it or leave it?

Here are my other two blocks, I finished up one and the other was waiting for my new material.

It is really hard to sew when I have two cats wanting attention!  You can see the laptop opened to the side, I was looking at the tutorial.  Pippi was checking it out too, but Muffin just wanted my attention!

You can get the tutorials here:  http://beeinmybonnetco.blogspot.com/2013/04/the-quilty-barn-alongblock.html
I used a different block on the second picture, she had a plain scrappy with just squares and I used a tutorial from the Barrister's Block here:  http://barristersblock.blogspot.com/2012/10/sow-long-blocks-first-wednesday-of.html

I've been using my hand crank, but I finally learned how to use my treadle and was using it for some of the block also!  Boy does that treadle go fast!

Are you making the barn blocks?
Missy