Here are two more bright Bullseyes.
And here’s another version with some pieced sashing.
Bullseye is such a forgiving quilt! Bullseye blocks are very easy to sew – it helps if you have a “needle stop down” option when stitching the circles. Here’s a huge quilt top that I made but never quilted. I also have a huge tub of blocks. Ugh.
Bullseye blocks never end. I made Baby Bullseye with the cutouts from the bright quilt shown above. And I still have circles to use!!!
Baby Bullseye pattern is $5.00. Original Bullseye is also $5.00. Send check or cash with SASE.
Yesterday I presented the Friendship Quilt to Chuck and Faye Greiman. Since several readers have asked, I have written up the measurements in a “pattern” also available for $5.00.
Rambling Rows is also available for $5.00. Any single pattern or two or three will fit in one envelope. Save a stamp – order more than one!
Reader Photos
The blog is definitely having problems lately – I can’t find the common denominator among those who are experiencing the problems but someone tonight mentioned an Apple update. I have no idea. I’ve got my own issues with the blog right now regarding what WordPress wants to charge me. Before I hit the panic button I’m going to sleep on it for a few days.
And this was yesterday – Rally Day with a hayride!! Brian went along in his suit! He’s a good sport!
Bullseye is very addictive and always turns out great! I’ve made 3, and have “seed” for the next! Your Baby Bullseye inspires me to dig them out and do another! Truly a fun project!! Thank you Mary for keeping this quilter excited for the next project!
This is the first time I’ve been able to comment on a post. There never was a “comment” option for the past several posts. I am in Garner and I would like to come out and buy the baby bull’s-eye quilt pattern. I sent you an email earlier.
Jean – I got no email. Pattern is not written yet. Please order by mail.
Everything works perfectly now. You must have hit the magic button…or I did.
It’s great to read the comments again. YEAH
Jo – do you use an Apple device? If so did you get an update in the last few days?
Yes, I use an iPad. And I recall seeing an update notification within the last week or so.
Mine updates automatically overnight if it’s plugged into the power.
Generally, I plug it into power every night.
I’ll be sending you a check next week for the Baby Bullseye pattern. Lots of great show & tell today, I just love all the Bullseye variations! Augie says “hi” right back to you! ❤️🐾
Hi Mary, do you think those circles are breeding quietly in your sewing room? Hi to Augie,my niece has 2 long haired dachshunds, Doug and frank in Australia. Take care everyone, best wishes from Sandy
Aww Augie’s rug is perfect! I would love that rug (and Augie) in my sewing room as it reminds me of bulleyes.
The show of quilts is so fun to see. Thank you Mary for continuing to inspire us.
Bulleyes really is a quilt I never thought I could make as I didn’t care for the rag quilts people were making but I have to admit Bulleyes was so much fun to construct being easy and a cuddly quilt. I love it and all you show and hope people keep making them. It’s nice you showed how you quilted yours too as that’s another big help.
It’s going to be a good day, I can see the comments again. I did nothing—so thanks for whatever you did, Quilt show of bulls eye quilts was great. Thanks to all for sharing your projects.
Nancy – do you know if you recently got an automatic update? Is your device Apple?
What a wonderful quilt show today! These bullseye quilts are beautiful, and all so different. Love them!
I don’t think I’ve had a problem with the blog. I notice today that people are saying the comments are back. They’ve never been gone for me 🙂
Hi Mary, I have an Apple and I have been getting your comments. I do have problems once in a while with
Jo’s from Jo’s Country Junction. Quilts and Bulls Eyes are great today as always. The rug is neat as very
appropriate. Carla I from MI. Was wondering if I could have the name of your pattern? thank you.
No rain again. Thank you Mary for everything that you are doing so we can enjoy your emails/blogs.
Glenda, the pattern is from a Quilt Sampler magazine (spring/summer 2018) and is called Garden Pathways. The featured quilt used brighter florals which honestly look better than the pastels I chose. Oh well lol…
Thank you very much, Carla. Will try and look it up. Yours is still pretty.
If you don’t have any luck finding the pattern let me know. I’m sure we could figure out how to get the pattern to you 😉
Carla, I really like the soft colors you chose! I’m usually a bright/primary color person but this is so serene. Beautiful
Thanks for your kind words, Pat!
I’ve not had any problems with the blog either. I get comments and content.
The bullseye pattern looks good in any fabrics and at any size.
Glenda I like the colors in your quilt.
Mary, in one blog post a while back you mentioned a website for ordering your patterns. What is that please?
Martha – CountryThreadsChickenScratch
Martha – at the top of our blog homepage click on shop or if shop isn’t there, click on menu and then click on shop
Yay…the blog came through with all of the wonderful quilt patterns!! Thank you!
Mary I use a MacBook Pro and I’ve had no problems in reading your blog. I have never made a Bullseye quilt, but two ladies from my quilt guild taught a class to several members and will be offering it again so I think I will jump in this time! I love how they turn out!!
Great patterns n pictures today (49o earlier). Somewhere I have a Bullseye quilt…perhaps I gave it to one of my granddaughters long ago?
Enjoy your day Mary, my friend, your blog always brightens mine!
Launa
I LOVE seeing all the quilts that you have made or readers have made!! I have a bullseye that needs borders and then can be finished. LOVE the different variations of the Bullseye!!
I thought I was having problems until I clicked on chicken scratch country threads by a round green symbol 🤦♀️ Every thing popped right up!😆
What a great quilt show today!! Love them all. My bullseye quilt is still a pile of blocks. I need to get them sewed together…it was fun making the blocks. I’m getting my envelop ready to order 2 patterns.
what is the address to order the patterns?
thank you!
Kathy – so sorry! Mailing address is listed on the right side of the home page under our photo. 2345 Palm Ave. Garner, IA 50438
Love the Bullseye Quilt, I so want to make one. I hope to tackle one when the snow comes, and we are stuck at home. Brian is perfectly dressed for the hayride, lol. Fall has certainly arrived here in Wisconsin; the trees are changing, and the cooler temps are on the way. Love the new patterns.