My graphics designer is working on the cover for my patterns and I'm waiting for the fabric to come out that I want to use for the remake of my Merry Jingle quilt.  So in the meantime I'm working on a few other things, one of them being my Halloween Tula Pink City Sampler blocks.  It was fun to get back to making these and coming across the #100blocksin100days in Instagram didn't hurt either to get me motivated.  Here are the blocks that I've completed recently.

This is #76 and it completed the first 5 blocks from Chapter 5 Squares.

Then I was onto the last chapter, the Haiku blocks. This is #86.

I used a fabric that I recently purchased (the off white) for block #87.

I like the way block #88 turned out.

For block #89 I was finally able to use one of the fabrics that has bigger motifs.

Block #90 was perfect for featuring the flying witch fabric.

Then it was back to Chapter 1 Crosses.  I will admit that I'm glad I'm making 5 blocks from each chapter and then moving onto the next as it has really helped to keep me from getting bored.  This is block #6. 

Block #7 is next.

I decided to use all spider fabrics for block #8.

Block #9 was another one that was good for a larger motif fabric.

And block #10 finished out this batch from Chapter 1. 

Chapter 2 is all about Rectangles so here is my version of block #21.

I decided to use the hearse fabric in block #22.  Isn't it fun?

Here are all 37 of my blocks so far.  Having them all visible on the wall helps me to better make sure I don't make too many of any one color plus it is fun to look at them all together.  I have a little room down on the right of my project bookshelf but after that I'm going to have to clear off the left side of my design wall.

I don't know how much time I'll be able to work on these in the coming week but I'm going to try to sneak in a few blocks every now and then.  Are you working on a Tula Pink City Sampler too?  Check out the hashtag #100blocksin100days and share your blocks too.