I have lots more to do with my orange scraps, and this month has passed so quickly, that I think my orange blocks might spill into next month.
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Saturday, September 27, 2014
Rainbow Scrap Challenge
Saturday is the day to post our progress with the Rainbow
Scrap Challenge. I have made over 40 orange spools that are yummy. Except that one with the blue background...it might need to disappear?!
I have lots more to do with my orange scraps, and this month has passed so quickly, that I think my orange blocks might spill into next month.
To see more scrap postings, hop over to SoScrappy.
I have lots more to do with my orange scraps, and this month has passed so quickly, that I think my orange blocks might spill into next month.
To see more scrap postings, hop over to SoScrappy.
Wow I love your orange spools. It's funny, my last post shows spools as well, in fall tunes.
ReplyDeleteSuch pretty spools! I'd keep the blue background.... it will be that surprise in the quilt.
ReplyDeleteSeptember has flown by, but it looks like you had time to get quite a few blocks done. Don't be too quick to throw out the oddball, you never know how it might fit in the end.
ReplyDeleteSee now, I would keep that blue. Sometimes that hidden bit of splash is just the right bit of character and surprise a piece needs.
ReplyDeleteI like the blue. I notice you have punches of blue in the other orange fabrics. It's all about placement to make him fit in. (I'm thinking of the block as odd man out, therefore him.)
ReplyDeleteOh he is an odd ball block! I think he is destine for another quilt!! Love all the orange spools!
ReplyDeleteOh leave that little blue one in for sure! I love it; different is good...all the "old" quilts that you see--- when they ran out of something had a "ringer in there" and it makes them so lovable...just sayin' hugs, Julierose
ReplyDeleteGreat job. It's looking good
ReplyDeleteThe blue give the blocks character!
ReplyDeleteI know many quilters have a definite aversion to orange, but personally--I love it! Great blocks!
You have lots of gorgeous oranges. I'm with you, I'm not ready to quit playing with orange just yet.
ReplyDeleteLove your orange fabrics. The blue, too : )
ReplyDeleteLet that blue background block be your transition block! It has character - or it is a character - not sure which. It definitely has a personality all its own :) Love your spools!!!!
ReplyDeleteI agree about hanging on to the oddball block. It might just be what your quilt needs in the end. Orange was such a fun color to work with. I think I am going to have to collect some orange prints to use with my left over verdigris solid from my daughters quilt.
ReplyDeleteThose are really pretty and I love the blue in there.
ReplyDeleteit's so much fun to see what people are making! LeeAnna at not afraid of color
ReplyDeleteYEP, Janet O is referring to ME. I am not a fan of ORANGE. It might have something to do with the Swimsuit I wore in the Miss Moses Lake Pageant back in 1975...
ReplyDeleteI'm glad you got so many made with your scraps.
the orange is yummy!!!
ReplyDeletelove these and who would believe there were so many different oranges
ReplyDeleteI also vote to save the blue background spool for now. At layout time, it might just surprise (tickle) you!
ReplyDeleteI vote to keep the blue background too! And I think I'd add a few other surprise backgrounds to some of the other colors of spools.
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