Don't you just love hidden surprises? Angela mentioned that on her blog today and I have to admit that over the course of the past 11 months, I have found a LOT of little treasures just waiting for a turn at the machine.
I came across a scrap bag this week which I think was given to me by my friend Mrs. Brown... so many little pieces, which generated so many ideas.
First off, there were about ninety 2" squares which immediately became a RSC project. Each month I will make a couple of 16 patches when the colour of the month goes with the jellybean fabric. So here are the yellow and pink blocks. I'll be able to make green, purple, and blue blocks, and this will eventually become an interesting donation quilt inspired by Mrs. Brown's scrap bag!
Linking up to the Rainbow Scrap Challenge
I do love to challenge myself to make something pleasing from scraps I have been gifted. Looks like you have a good plan for the jelly beans fabric squares. Would make a cute Easter table topper, too. :)
ReplyDeleteNice usage of all those little squares.
ReplyDeleteWow! These blocks are so very pretty.
ReplyDeleteThat jelly bean fabric is the perfect link for a RSC quilt!
ReplyDeleteI really like sixteen patches - such a great way to use up fabric.
ReplyDeletethat was indeed a great discovery - sew scrappy
ReplyDeleteHow fun! Love the jelly bean fabric.
ReplyDeleteSo much good can come from other peoples scraps. Such fun!
ReplyDeleteThe jelly bean fabric is so much fun! What a great way to do the RSC.
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Tasty new RSC project, Kathy!!
ReplyDeleteWho doesn't like jellybeans!
ReplyDeletei love your take on the 16 patches of the month, with the consistent fabric of the jelly beans.
ReplyDeletelooks great!