One of my rainbow scrap challenges is to cut all the hsts I will need for the Bonnie Hunter quilt called sugar grove. Each month I make 180 hsts in the color of the month. I have enough variety to make a few whole blocks as I go along. I purchased the pattern last year to use the leftover hsts I have been saving. It hasn't really worked that way, so far. I liked the idea in the quilt of using matching fabric diagonally. I didn't have enough that match. So, I have had to cut and sew most of them from scraps to make the sets I need. It hasn't been tedious doing a set amount every month. I am sure I would not be making it if I just tried to do it all at once. I want 72 blocks. I have 12.
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You are wise to not try to make all the HST's at one go, that can become overwhelming! This is going to be a lovely quilt, happy stitching!
ReplyDeleteThis pattern of BH's is an awesome use of those HSTs. I'm not sure I have the patience for it, but sure love the overall look she achieved. Great job on your blocks so far.
ReplyDeleteLove how scrappy these are! Thanks for sharing on my weekly show and tell, Wednesday Wait Loss.
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That's a lot of HSTs but breaking it down is better. It's a lot even at 180 per month! Thanks for sharing with us at Monday Musings!
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