Isn't green such a great colour?!? This time of the year we are surrounded by the beautiful greens of nature and I can't get enough of them. However, I have seen more than my share of lovely green grass, which has grown like crazy this summer!
Those of us who belong to the Rainbow Scrap Challenge are working with our bright green scraps this month. There has been a little bit of progress on my pumpkin seed blocks. One block is finished and 3 are in various stages of completion. The green colours are "off" in this photo, but you get the idea of what I'm sewing. I'll keep working on these tomorrow for Slow Sunday Stitching.
Turns out green was the perfect colour for August - all the rain certainly greened things up outdoors and Angela's challenge greened things up indoors. Enjoy the slow stitching tomorrow.
So pretty! Up next: orange pumpkin seeds - how appropriate. I wonder how many blocks you have towards a seed finish? You do have to have orange ones!!! Thanks for sharing the inspiration. Hugs
Isn't green such a great colour?!? This time of the year we are surrounded by the beautiful greens of nature and I can't get enough of them. However, I have seen more than my share of lovely green grass, which has grown like crazy this summer!
What beautiful shades of green this morning. Looks like you will have plenty of slow stitching for tomorrow.
ReplyDeleteI too love green...pretty greens like you are using. They just seem so alive, don't they? Have a great scrappy Saturday!!
ReplyDeleteVery pretty greens. You have so many pretty scraps.
ReplyDeleteVery pretty green seed blocks.
ReplyDeleteLove your blocks!
ReplyDeleteYou must quite a few of these blocks made . I am looking forward to how they will all work together. Great greens!
ReplyDeleteBright, happy greens! Very pretty blocks!
ReplyDeleteTurns out green was the perfect colour for August - all the rain certainly greened things up outdoors and Angela's challenge greened things up indoors. Enjoy the slow stitching tomorrow.
ReplyDeleteI never have enough green in my stash! Do I not buy it often enough or do I just use it faster than other colors?
ReplyDeleteLovely greens - kind of like keeping summer in your quilt!
ReplyDeleteThese pumpkin seed blocks are lovely and what a nice selection of light greens.
ReplyDeleteSo pretty! Up next: orange pumpkin seeds - how appropriate. I wonder how many blocks you have towards a seed finish? You do have to have orange ones!!!
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing the inspiration.
Hugs
Great pumpkin seeds--interesting how different fabrics will make them so varied...hugs, Julierose
ReplyDeleteThe greens are great.
ReplyDeleteVery pretty green fabrics.
ReplyDeleteI love your pumpkinseed blocks!
Love your green prints. I must try this block next year.
ReplyDeleteAs I always say...."love them".
ReplyDeleteLovely greens, real touch of Spring!
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