Ginny made these six blocks:
 
  
 
 
  
 
Kristin made these two:
 
 
Here are nine from Kate:

Seven from Terri:

And nine more from Trudi

(Click any of the images for larger pictures). We're off to a great start with 33 blocks to start the month.
 
  
 
 
  
 
 
 



 According to Brackman's Encyclopedia of Pieced Quilt Blocks, our November block was first published in 1906 in Clara Stone's Practical Needlework: Quilt Patterns as Fred's Spool.  Ruby McKim referred to it as the Spool block in her 101 Patchwork Patterns which were published in 1920s-30s and reprinted by Dover in 1962 and, I think most quilters have long forgotten about Fred.
According to Brackman's Encyclopedia of Pieced Quilt Blocks, our November block was first published in 1906 in Clara Stone's Practical Needlework: Quilt Patterns as Fred's Spool.  Ruby McKim referred to it as the Spool block in her 101 Patchwork Patterns which were published in 1920s-30s and reprinted by Dover in 1962 and, I think most quilters have long forgotten about Fred.This was easy, I cut a 2 7/8 strip of each spool fabric from the short length of a FQ and that was all it took fabric wise, cut the 2 lg sqs and then trimmed for the 3 2 ½ sqs. I stacked the pieces and chain pieced them. Quick as anything! I used just shy of ¼ yd of red for all nine blocks.Fabric Guidelines
 It is 11:40pm on the west coast.  I was trying for 4 blocks but I really want to go to bed.  These 3 blocks will be it for me this month.
 It is 11:40pm on the west coast.  I was trying for 4 blocks but I really want to go to bed.  These 3 blocks will be it for me this month. Here's the one block I managed to finish this month.  I have been sick with a cold and severe bronchitis since the beginning of this month and haven't had the energy to do much of anything.
 Here's the one block I managed to finish this month.  I have been sick with a cold and severe bronchitis since the beginning of this month and haven't had the energy to do much of anything.