Just in case you need some more blue fabric to play with, I've done the random drawing for January's hand dyed blue fabric from Vicki Welsh. There were 102 comments on the color announcement post! A brand new record for sure. Thanks to the kind folks at Random.org, Pamela Arbour is the lucky winner this month. She is new to the challenge, which is great. Welcome! Pamela, please e-mail me directly with your snail mail, and I will ship off your envelope.
I'll be sewing tomorrow, today I'm at school with this basket of toys so the kids can prepare for science olympiad next weekend. So many fun things they could build.
Use misterlinky below to keep us all up to date on your progress.
23 comments:
Thank you for continuing RSC in 2015...fun times!!
Bit by bit my blocks are growing...this is a lot of fun; thanks for hosting...hugs, Julierose
I have always liked the Card Trick block, but never tried it. You gave great instructions - thanks!
Card trick is on tap for tomorrow with cleaning the house and packing! Good luck next weekend.
Both of our boys participated in Science Olympiad - older son went to the state level with his egg drop . . . he's in his 30s now, but still loves to tell some of the stories!
I'm new to RSC just want to say Hi to everyone and look forward to the challange.
I agree - Blue really multiplys -but looks good in somany quilts!!!
Enjoy your sewing with kids time!
Congrats to the winner. It's interesting because I don't have many blues. It's not a colour I use lots of. Don't know why, just never much pick it out when shopping for material. I'm starting to really enjoy using it though so may have to make a trip to the quilt shop later in the year (if not sooner).
Love your big collection of blue scraps! Thank you for taking on another year of the RSC. This will be my forth year playing along. I'm behind on your sampler stars but hope to catchup this week.
Thank you for another fun year! I love to look at monochromatic array of projects in the link up.
I agree, I have seen so many wonderful quilt blocks already this year!
Happy to be back at cleaning out the scrap bins. Thanks again for your leadership.
Thx for encouraging my use of the specialty rulers!
I had fun with this week's block and I can see some variation that could be applied. My block is one of those variations.How I did it I don't know but it happened. It is all fun learning.
This link up has a ton of blue projects and blocks to enjoy! I'm just back from a work conference, so I'm behind a wee bit, especially in terms of having fun in the sewing room!
I changed mine a little bit but really love it. Thanks for hosting. I love stars so I'm really looking forward to this project.
So true..blue is trying to take over in my quilting studio too! I force myself not to buy it because I know I have PLENTY! I have yet to start these blue blocks but soon...soon!
ohhh I've gotta get my blues on lol!
Helen
it's just me again lol I went back through the intro & noticed the linky was for every Sat. & was wondering are we doing a color a week? or a color a month?
Helen
I have lots of blues too, that set of scraps just seems to grow on it's own.
got my first blues done and posted on my blog, despite outages of internet coverage because the tower was damaged in a storm, bit of nail biting waiting to see if my post was lost. I see now the linky thing has gone on this post, and don't understand the message about being platinum and upgrading?
My kids did Science Olympiad and loved it! What a great program.
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