There are 5 Saturdays in May, so we will have an extra week to enjoy working with our green scraps. To see what other quilters are sewing with their scraps, hop over to SoScrappy.
I have been cutting and organizing, and have started to applique some pumpkin seed blocks. I cut 16 different green seeds, which will make 4 blocks to add to the seed collection.
See those little green scissors there? I bought them for my friend Barb, but I haven't seen her recently, so I just started using them. If I don't see her soon, I might "forget" they were purchased for her, and I might claim them for myself... they are so cute and perfect for snipping green threads!
I have a lot of hand stitching ready for Slow Sunday Stitching tomorrow... drop by and stitch with us!
Trying to match scissors to the color of the month sounds like a dangerous idea! Having just the right pair does make things more fun though. Lovely pumpkin seeds to add to your growing collection.
ReplyDeleteLove your prints. Hope to try some pumpkin seeds next year : )
ReplyDeleteLove your pumpkin seeds... gorgeous greens. Maybe you should keep those scissors for yourself.. .after all they are second hand now!! lol
ReplyDeleteI like your pumpkin seeds; you have used such beautiful fabrics.
ReplyDeleteVery nice!
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness, you're stitching orange peels by hand -- how relaxing!
ReplyDeleteI bought some pink polka dot scissors for my granddaughter's sewing box. I thought they were cute.
ReplyDeleteDid you draft that pumpkin seed pattern yourself?
Haha...that just means you have to buy another pair for Barb or yourself!! Bright pumpkin seeds...great for this Spring that is just starting to green up! Looking forward to slow stitching day tomorrow...getting prepped today!!!
ReplyDeleteLove your greens. Enjoy your hand stitching today.
ReplyDeleteLove your pumpkin seed blocks and matching scissors how vogue!
ReplyDeleteI love those green fabrics and scissors...cute!
ReplyDeleteSeeing you do these applique blocks leaves me feeling very alone. : )
ReplyDeleteYou are making wonderful little orange peels and in a way, I'm jealous (but not enough to start applique).
you never cease to amaze me with your skills and talents! great job on this project. you inspire me to want to try one of these quilts. babscorbitt at gmail dot com
ReplyDeleteSo many different greens. Love the little green scissors. Just perfect for the greening in May.
ReplyDeleteYour greens are fun to admire!
ReplyDeleteyour pumpkins are growing, the scissors look so small and dainty
ReplyDeleteYou have been getting a lot accomplished lately!!
ReplyDeleteSo pretty - love the green scissors to match. You are making me miss my peels so much when you post these...... I must not start a new project, I must not start a new project!
ReplyDeleteHave a good week Kathy.
This reminds me that I have a bunch of these blocks cut and ready to stitch. I need to start on those this summer.
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