This is my Hi-Ho Cherry-O block, which was fun and easy to put together. Syd's had great photos and instructions for making the trees.
I put little stop corners using some Sandy Klop fabric.
I opted to use cherry fabric instead of wool for the leaves/cherries. I'm going to use the pieces and cups from inside the Cherry-O game box and make a little bag for each game to house the pieces. Isn't this fabric cute with nests?
I had a little cherry decal that I sewed into the very center of the quilt. I wish the cherries were bigger but I think they add a cute touch.
-nanette
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Oh my cute! Love this! I need to get busy on mine. :P
I haven't even cut my checkerboard yet.
Super cute!
This is still such a cute idea! Thank you for sharing with us. I just love it!
Very Cherry Nanette!...love it:)
Really nice Nanette! The quilt is really coming along, and I love your fabric choices (of course!)
What a happy little block with lots of memories!
Oh Nanette! That block is just adorable!!!
Oh, I think that will be my favorite block. I might like to do a whole quilt in just that one.
Cheeries and polka-dots and happy bright fabric, so cute!
Love the bird fabric used as background - great with the cherry trees.
so cute and cheery!!!
Your blocks are adorable. I love the cherries.
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donna
Oh dear, Nanette! That block is wonderful. I really love your choice of background -- perfect use of that sweet fabric. I LOVED Hi-Ho Cherry-O as a kid...nothing better than counting cherries into my bucket. :-)
This is too cute! LOVE it!!
Just catching up on your blog Nanette. This Cherry-O block turned out so cute! I love how your Alpine Quilt looks all hung up with your cute table display below. You always inspire!!
Love it Nanette!
Love it, we just got done playing that game...for like 2 hours:)
Gorgeous!! xo
I loved this game growing up. The cherries in your trees are wonderful.
Adorable! I'm off to check out the Alpine blog and then I HAVE to do some sewing. I'm easily distracted by all the eye candy here, you know.
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