Sunday, October 17, 2021

Oh Scrap! : Still Making Progress

 I didn't find myself with a whole lot of time to sew this week but I did get a few more blocks completed for one of my RSC projects.




I made two of these color blocks in brown.  My brown bin is overflowing so I decided to add a few to my quilt top.  I am using 2" strips and trimming them up to 12" square.




I also realized my gray bin is stuffed too so I made a single block.

I think that leaves me with needing to make three more blocks.  Hopefully I will get them finished this week and the quilt top sewn.




Most of my sewing time this week was spent finishing the pinwheel quilt top.  It is now waiting on my longarm frame to be loaded up and quilted.  
I should be able to finish it up this week and share it on Friday!

It feels good to be making so much progress on all of these scrappy projects!


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10 comments:

Chantal said...

Looking forward to seeing those colour blocks all together. Enjoy! ;^)

Ivani said...

Great use os 2" strips you made pretty blocks.

Nancy @ Grace and Peace Quilting said...

Such colorful and interesting brown blocks!!! Can't wait to see the quilt all together!

LIttle Penguin Quilts said...

Those color blocks of yours made from 2 inch strips are really appealing to me! Not sure I specifically have a lot of 2 inch strips, though - which is why I end up with crumb blocks so often. Have fun putting this one together!

The Joyful Quilter said...

Last quilt started, first quilt finished, Cynthia? The little ones have a way of luring you in, don't they? Nice work on those neutral blocks for your RSC quilt! I'm looking forward to seeing your completed quilt top.

LA Paylor said...

each of your scrap blocks is like a little world of pattern and color, controlled by the strip size. They are little gemstones and I like them lots

Jenny said...

That's a nice way to make strip blocks.

Linda said...

Your pinwheel quilt looks lovely. I’m interested to see how your strippy scrap quilt comes together. You certainly have a collection of fabulous scraps!

Bonnie said...

Hum -- a bin for brown and grey? I have so little in either color that a bin would be almost empty. Your blocks look great. I hope you can get the top quilted and bound by this weekend!

Mystic Quilter said...

How many blocks do you have now? Just like Bonnie I have very few of either brown or grey and they certainly wouldn't need a basket of their own, however some of my KFC fabrics do have either of these colours in some of their fabrics.

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