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I am really enjoying the Rainbow Scrap challenge. I seem to see the month's color everywhere, and being more aware is always a plus. The little bit I am doing is already making a nice size pile that is rewarding, and I am not bored making the parts because a new color is a new experience each month.
This quilt was finished by my friend Linda and it was a lovely shade of sea green. She is such a talented quilter.
SewCan Shersc17 super saturday
the leaves are so pretty
ReplyDeleteGood job on the aqua front. That's why I love RSC too. I never get tired of the blocks because it's awesome to see the same block in different colors. The finished quilt is so awesome. Wow! I love that one. ;^)
ReplyDeleteI love those sprouts blocks! You have great scraps for them!
ReplyDeleteNICE aquamarine blocks! I LOVE this rainbow scrap challenge, too.
ReplyDeleteYour finished quilt is lovely, especially the border fabric, a perfect frame. You are right about Rainbow Scrap Challenge, there's always a new color to keep us going.
ReplyDeleteLovely bits of teal in your blocks. I too am seeing teal or aqua everywhere this month.
ReplyDeleteYou have some really pretty blocks there! Totally with you on seeing the month's colour everywhere. :)
ReplyDeleteYou are really coming right along with your blocks. The RSC really is fun isn't it? Thanks for sharing your pics.
ReplyDeleteYou've sewn a nice lot of scrappy bits this month! Thanks for sharing your friend's quilt, too.
ReplyDeleteHalf inch square triangles??? I'd be blind after doing all those! They are beautiful! Love your leaves too and that quilt is really pretty! Beautiful quilting!
ReplyDeleteI like the RSC for the same reason: I don't get tired of making the same block over and over because we're always using a new color!
ReplyDeleteVery fun blocks and your friend's quilt is gorgeous. RSC is so easy to fit into my normal sewing, just a few blocks a month and you have a fun quilt at the end (well in my case just piles of blocks because I never seem to get around to actually making the quilt).
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