Last August, my dear friend, Diane Black, passed from this life. Her family gave me these block kits she had bought at the 2013 Mystery Harvest Shop Hop. It is a Civil War quilt, which is totally out of my comfort zone. Of course, I had to make up the blocks. 

Each shop featured its own block. I have pictured most of them here. They turned out beautifully. I can't get the setting triangle and border fabrics because it has been too long, so I'll have to figure some way to set the blocks.
Each block was a total kit with all the fabrics and complete instructions. The last block includes a little bit of embroidery and I haven't done that yet.
This is the first kit quilt I have ever attempted. I am primarily a scrap quilter. I will probably use some of these directions to make entire scrappy quilts from the individual blocks.
I particularly like the red and black block above here. I think it would make a gorgeous scrappy quilt.
Any of them would make a wonderful quilt. I am sorry that Diane never got to make up these blocks, but glad that I got to do them.