Right now, any sewing I do has to be easy and easy to reach. I found these laying next to the machine. I use Carolina chain as an
away project, but it just looked like fun, so, I sewed a few blocks. I'd like to say that this is a great scrap buster pattern, but, it barely made a dent.
I've started another snowman for my rug.
I am linking to:
so scrappy
Hi Maggie! Oooh, I love these blocks. Those fabrics you're using are so fun, and using up scraps is the best. Even if it doesn't make a huge dent, it's a start. ~smile~ Roseanne
ReplyDeleteOops - I forgot to say thanks for linking up! ~smile~ Roseanne
ReplyDeleteI lie that your chains are growing! Such a great variety! Thanks for linking to Finished or Not Finished Friday!
ReplyDeleteYour Carolina Chain blocks are just great! I always think every little bit (or block!) counts!
ReplyDeleteGood luck on getting your Carolina Chain blocks done
ReplyDeleteYou've used some fun scraps in your chain blocks. Hope every day is a bit closer to normal so you can get back to your serious stitching.
ReplyDeleteLove your Snowman Rug! He's adorable! In the meantime, Carolina Chain is a great way to ease back into the sewing room. Take care of yourself!
ReplyDeleteAnother cute snowman! I'm fascinated by the fabric guard around the edge.
ReplyDeleteScraps are so resilient, aren't they?! Your Carolina blocks are terrific, as is your latest snowman.
ReplyDeleteThe Carolina Chain blocks do look like fun! What a cute snowman! Thanks for linking up to Creative Compulsions!
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