Orange is over!
This is the last Saturday of September...how did that happen?!?
It's been one heck of a month, topped off with a week where both kids were sick, and my son missed the whole week of school. Even the dog was sick and up 5 times during the night to go outside (if you get my drift!) I'm sure hoping for a good night's sleep sometime soon!
I was able to do a bit of sewing and met my monthly Rainbow Challenge goals. (I don't plan to mention that I didn't do a single thing on my UFO project this month or last month...*sigh*)
I sewed up some orange crumb blocks at the beginning of the month, and finished my orange Knot block last week. I posted the first 9 Knots blocks on my Design Wall Monday post if you missed seeing them.
And this week, I finally finished up my orange paper pieced palm branch block (pattern is here). It was great to clear out so many scraps and play with the colour orange this month, while watching the leaves slowly turn orange at the beginning of my favorite season.
Check out the other projects being made with scraps over at SoScrappy.
21 comments:
Love your post! Karmen
love the palm branch block
Oh, I so miss the trees changing colors! Thanks for the pic and love all your pretty orange projects. I'd say you were very productive this month and those UFO's can go back on the list for next year!
great blocks! I am wondering where September went too! I think we're a little too young for our lives to be flashing by THIS fast!
Hope your family got the germs outa them now too.
I love your orange blocks---those boxes and the palms are just gorgeous, as is that tree !!
I really love the fall weather but I'm sad about the approach of winter - brrrr!!!! I know it is necessary for a lot of reasons, but it's like having to eat my veggies when I'd rather have chocolate cake :*)
Your orange blocks are wonderful! I've been researching what I want to do for the Rainbow Challenge next year. It's such a fun project each month!
Both orange blocks look fabulous! Working on UFOs is a great goal, but it is like eating vegetables when sometimes it is more fun to have ice cream instead. Maybe next month you can make a big end of the year push.
Love the orange blocks! Your fall color looks spectacular...things are starting to turn in Michigan as well.
In stitches, Teresa :o)
Orange is so cheerful - we simply don't use enough orange. Love your blocks, Kathy.
(orange you glad you got to play with orange - sorry couldn't resist) LOL
Great lot of Orange. Sorry every one is sick, hope your get some sleep. I had some trouble sleeping this week and then late night to bed early and slept some 10 hours or more, so very recharged. Hope I can get lots done today.
I did miss the design wall post with all of the knot blocks, so thanks for the link. They look wonderful!!
I love fall, too. Such a beautiful, pleasant time of year.
I never used to care for orange very much but in the last 10 years I have grown to love it. Great orange images on your post today.
Love your orange blocks : )
Beautiful orange maple. Thanks for sharing the picture.
You could call this one Orange you glad it's over? Beautiful Fall colors happening in the Pacific NW too. I don't look forward to the white stuff, but I will enjoy the color changes for now. Better luck next Month on your UFO challenge. Mine is still in the tote also.
Kathy, a lot of beautiful blocks there, and thanks for all the links, I'm just loving the look of your knot blocks. Also like your blog cover photo!
Hope the coming week gives you more sewing time! The orange palm branch is wonderful. It is amazing to see so many different orange fabrics!
Very vibrant blocks! Love both of them. I hope you have a healthy household for the next few weeks.
oh don't you just love this time of year , its all about the colors and ok the cooler weather helps too!
makes me want to quilt more as well!
happy Sunday!
Kathie
Beautiful orange blocks Kathy :) Love the autumn colours on the trees.
Your orange blocks are so pretty! I love autumn too - it is my favourite season.
orange is a happy color! And I enjoy your knot blocks--studying the graduations in color.
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