This block is definitely not going to blend in with the others, but I couldn’t resist playing with these fabrics after Mr. Quilt Obsession picked them out for a block. Fussy printing/fussy cutting with Inklingo makes it really easy to get interesting effects.
The back:
This is another shot we got of Lester on Monday afternoon. Tuesday was pretty overcast and he wasn’t all that interested in looking out. But Monday? Monday he was very busy watching the birds.
Smudge, on the other hand, was relaxing Tuesday.
Quilt Obsession 
Ohhh, I’m loving that block. The start of a holiday theme perhaps. Lester in wonderment and Smudge as if saying “..Yes, please do bring me my sardines and tea at 4. Thank you.”
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These blocks are so pretty!
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This is a really beautiful, rich-looking one. Maybe you could turn it into a mini quilt with a border or two and use it during the holidays?
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These blocks are just fantastic! I love all the photos of your kitties too!
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This is a Christmas looking block but Mr QO has good taste. With the fussy cutting it looks like there is rick rack on it….cool effect!!Crispy
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This block is reminding me of old-fashioned kaleidoscopes!
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Oh my, now there is some fussy cutting!
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You certainly are speeding along on making these blocks!
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Beautiful block! Mr. Quilt Obsession has great taste. 🙂
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Cathi, Mr. Quilt Obsession has a marvelous sense of colors! I don’t know… this latest block might be my “new” favorite!
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Thank you for showing the back of the blocks. I have been reading up on Inklingo but was afraid of the ink in my quilts. especially for the ones I take the time to hand quilt. You can hardly see the ink at all. And the blocks look fab. A color could be run through the block and then diagonal second patterns could be made. There is so much that could be done with this block.
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I can not wait to see the whole quilt when you complete it…these blocks are awesome.
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I can not believe that I have been so remiss in visting your blog. I have had the blahs and have let my blogging, and visiting, get way behind. I love the blocks, and the back is almost as nice as the front. Beautiful work! Are they made with elongated hexagons?
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I really like this block. the others may play together better but this one can have a spotlight all of its own.
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Ciao. Il tuo blog è molto bello. Ed anche i tuoi gatti. Sono ragdoll?
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Absolute awesome block….again Cathi…that is going to be one stunning quilt..greetings from HollandFrancien.
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Oh sorry I forgot…your cats are looking so beautyful…such great pictures of them…greetings Francien.
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You done so many of these gorgeous blocks! Each one so beautiful and exquisitely pressed!
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OK this one is getting my vote for the best yet!Love the mix of red and green and not necessarily a Christmas “vibe” either. Although it would be great for a holiday project.Keep them coming and keep on inspiring me
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My heavens! I've never seen anything like these blocks. How absolutely amazing. Wonderful work.
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