I can't believe we're already past the half way point for February. Last week, I completely forgot to post my February goals and the pink blocks I made for the first week of the Rainbow Scrap Challenge. Snowy weather has kept me home bound and sewing. We've had more than our share of winter this year, but if you'd like to stop by for lunch, I'll clear off the barbecue and burn you a burger.
If this month's UFO looks familiar, it's because it's a slightly smaller version of last month's Bungle Jungle quilt. The parents of the two new babies in our lives chose the same colors and theme for their nurseries. Since they won't be visiting each other, I felt it was okay to use the same fabric and pattern for both of the quilts. I have to admit, cutting and sewing double the amount of blocks went fast. I just can't seem to motivate myself to finish the second one. Hopefully, I will get it done this week.
You can see it hanging on the bench behind eight 12 inch scrappy pink blocks.
All together, I made 28 scrappy pink blocks. I didn't have many pink scraps, but I had lots of mauve yardage that I really wanted to get rid of. I have a few more to add to the pile that aren't completed yet. They were fun to make, but I don't have a project in mind for them. Debra of Debra's Design Studio has agreed to take them to use for some of her charity quilts.
This group of blocks is for a Film at Five Quilt using a tutorial from Wedding Dress Blue. Sashing and corner stones will fill in the empty spots on the rug.
I'll be linking up with the Rainbow Scrap Challenge at Sew Scrappy. There are lots of great projects so be sure to stop by and see them.
Finally, the winner of the "Grow Your Blog Hop" giveaway of two charm packs of Lovely from Debbie Beaves and Favorite Recipes from Quilters," is commenter number 26, Carrie P from A Passion for Applique.
If this month's UFO looks familiar, it's because it's a slightly smaller version of last month's Bungle Jungle quilt. The parents of the two new babies in our lives chose the same colors and theme for their nurseries. Since they won't be visiting each other, I felt it was okay to use the same fabric and pattern for both of the quilts. I have to admit, cutting and sewing double the amount of blocks went fast. I just can't seem to motivate myself to finish the second one. Hopefully, I will get it done this week.
You can see it hanging on the bench behind eight 12 inch scrappy pink blocks.
This group of blocks is for a Film at Five Quilt using a tutorial from Wedding Dress Blue. Sashing and corner stones will fill in the empty spots on the rug.
Four of the 25 patch blocks were rescued from a 100 patch block when I decided not to make the Fading Charm quilt also offered on the Wedding Dress Blue site. It has barely made a dent in my pile of 2.5 inch charms.
I also made eighteen four patches and added a pink row to my budding Rainbow Chevron Quilt.
