It is aqua month over at the Rainbow Scrap Challenge, but I have (unbelievably) used up most of my aqua scraps! It is not a colour I sew with a lot, and I used up most of my scraps last week sewing two slab blocks and cut the remaining pieces into spool blocks. Since I already had a teal palm branch, I decided to finish up my yellow block that I started last month.
It has been so long since I did any paper piecing, it was wonderful to remember how much I enjoy it! (To see more paper piecing blog posts, you can visit the link up over at Quiet Play.)
The original block pattern is called Red Herring and the pattern is from Kristy at Quiet Play (lots of free paper piecing patterns on her blog).
My collection really needed a yellow block.
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21 comments:
Your colourful collection of palm branches looks great. How many are you going to make?
Your palm branches look really good!
Your blocks are beautiful!
Very pretty palms. How do you plan to use them in a quilt?
These are looking just great!
Oh my! Love your paper pieced palm blocks! Yes. The group needed a yellow one. Interesting how yellow brings out all the other colors :)
Those blocks look so pretty all together, Kathy!
Your blocks are wonderful! What a great quilt you will have!
These are looking amazing, you must be really pleased with the way they are coming together.
Love each one
Such a gorgeous collection of blocks!
Your blocks looks fabulous together!
Such pretty palms! Any thought on how these will end up looking in a quilt?
These blocks really look great!
What a great use of scraps! Wonderful.
How nice to see your palm frond blocks again! There's something very refreshing about that design. You're right - you definitely ~needed~ a yellow!
wow! Your branches look amazing all together
Great palm blocks. I love seeing them all together.
These are interesing blocks! Love them.
Another gorgeous set of blocks.
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