Friday, August 7, 2026

yellow scraps week 2

 I was able to start assembly of stack and whack leaves . I started it in 2012. It was on my ''I don't need to finish this '' list. But, I saw the colors in my project box closet, and checked how much it would take to finish it. It was doable. Interesting fabrics younger me picked.



I was tempted to just sew the purple  candy chains  I had cut, thinking it was going to be a purple month. 

Again, I had already cut for purple, but, I really like yellow square play blocks.

While I was cutting rolling windmills, I pulled out shorter pieces for my stashbuster quilt. And, then, I cut a few sets that I pieced.






I even cut for rolling windmills.



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9 comments:

  1. I just love the shape of those leaves. I think I have a paper piece block of that shape but never time to dig into the autumn fabrics for some reason! I am also cutting in the yellow and purple scrap bins today. Have a great week.

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  2. Looks like you are going to be very next week. How wonderful it will be sit down with your various newly cut fabric and go to town.

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  3. Those leaf blocks are really pretty! I love the green sashing you're using, too. Have fun with those yellow scraps!

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  4. Cutting is a necessary task, but when it's done, you can just sew to your heart's content. Love all those yellow piles!

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  5. Your leaf collection is looking good. Looks like you've got lots of fun yellows to play with this month.

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  6. Nice when a project you formerly had no reason to finish can suddenly become a priority (or "worth tackling now") one. I have been enjoying seeing everyone's yellow stashes. While once a color I wasn;t particularly fond of, now it is one I favor and enjoy working with.

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  7. Now you are * pre cut* for next month. I like the yellows you are working with

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  8. I really enjoy the projects you pull out for each RSC color. What a fun way to participate and get everything done! Thanks for sharing on my weekly show and tell, Wednesday Wait Loss.
    https://www.inquiringquilter.com/questions/2026/08/12/wednesday-wait-loss-497

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  9. Great project, Maggie. I really do love those leaves! Thanks for sharing with us at Monday Musings.

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