I made this for the DQ Oct 2012 challenge. The challenge was to make a quilted anything using srtips. This is a lovely pattern and I have made it a few times before. This time though I quilted it. Previously I had not quilted the strip pieced fabric. 
Here is the link from where I got the pattern.

http://www.unitednotions.com/fp_sweet-treat-bag.pdf

 Here is another picture of an earlier one I made.

One more I did using strips.

For this one I added a zip 

The fabric is all scraps of Jaipur prints. 

Cathedral Windows Sampler Quilt Along

I have joined this Cathedral Window Sampler Quilt Along. Each few days one quilter will post her version of this block. I will be using scraps from my stash and make these blocks. I am looking forward to do this along with so many others. 






When I found this 'Cathedral Window Sampler Quilt Along' I joined it so I could make a quilt quickly. Every few days one of the designers will post their Cathedral Window block and we will have 9 quilts throughout October. 
Here is where I found this.
http://www.freequiltpatterns.info/

Here is first my completed block.  

 Another view

Now to make the second one which I just saw. A little bit daunting but lets see how it turns out to be. 

Turned out to be easier than I thought. Looks good but  a bit of too many short stitching lines for my liking

Third block called Modern Cathedral Window Block

It was very lovely to make and turned out to be good looking block

4th Block called Opposing Waves. Not to my liking at all. The block called for one side to be cut on the bias but somehow I just could not follow the instructions after the bias cut so I just had a straight edge and made the block.

This is the 5th block called Feathered Cathedral Window Block. Easy and lovely to make.

This is the 6th block 

This was fun to make and easy too.

This is the 7th block 

Some plain fabric would have been better I think.

This is the 8th block. 

Very confusing but finally got it. Too many layers in certain places.

This is the 9th block

Easiest one with a lot of potential for variations.

                   

Now to join all these to make a small quilt........

Here is the picture of the joined blocks.
A 9 patch Cathedral Window