Everyone seems to have enjoyed making lots of beautiful red scrap creations. Feel free to post a link below to a post about your red projects. March will be GREEN in honor of Saint Patrick's day and (hopefully) the emergence of new green growth in the spring. So go grab some green and start thinking about what you can make. Remember, mother nature mixes ALL greens with reckless abandon -- we can do the same!
Yippie!
ReplyDeleteI just started to make a quilt using green - not scraps, but the even smaller "crumbs". I have posted some pics of how I do a "crumbquilt", and today I am working on how to put it together. Welcome to read more in my blog - use auto-translation, I blog in swedish!
Thank you for the "kick in the behind" - I am slowly but surely using up my stash of scraps and now crumbs, and it is so much fun!
http://agnetaquiltar.blogspot.com
Welcome!
Agneta, I am quilting my queen size crumb quilt right now!!!
ReplyDeleteoooh I had a good feeling it was going to be green!!!!! can't wait to start hauling out the greens. What reds remain will be put back in the container for another day....
Quiltingly Yours
Andrea
I think I might even be able to find some green in my scraps. Hopefully I can. Otherwise it might be another shopping trip for me.
ReplyDeleteI love green and have lots of it!s. I posted my link to a overview of what I made with red. So much fun!
ReplyDeleteWhat a nice colour for march! I was wondering, and hoping it would be green.
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great! I have a set of scrappy green blocks that just got sewn together a couple of weeks ago and I will work on borders and quilting... and then I know there's a box of more green scraps waiting for me!
ReplyDeleteYea, I love green. Next to blue, I have a ton of green. This month should be much easier for me.
ReplyDeleteOh my word, I've got so much green scraps that I'm going to have my work cut out again this month. I've already started cutting out two and a half inch squares to make some disappearing nine patch blocks to make a quilt for Christopher's aunt who's about to have an operation. So that will be some of the scraps accounted for in a fairly simple way. After that, who knows. More words?
ReplyDeleteI love greens!!!! Green Beauty and Shades of Green are my proof. Gotta get busy seeing what pattern to use some greens up on {{although Blue Ridge Beauty is still on the quilting frame and Red Blossoms is up on the design wall}}
ReplyDeleteGosh----we need more time for quilting!!!!!
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I made my Nearly Insane quilt in all different greens, so I have lots of scraps. It's really fun to see what everyone is doing with their monthly projects.
ReplyDeleteI am out of the loop with you since I have been away from blogging. Looks like you really have "got it going on!"
ReplyDeleteI have done 5 crumb blocks to go with the other colour blocks made in blue and red.
ReplyDeleteI am hooked on string quilting. I love the results and it reminds me of collage. Now I have to see what this crumb quilting is! Oh my gosh!
ReplyDeleteGreen, yay! My favorite color! I have one green project ongoing from scraps, so I know I'll have more to show for the color this month!
ReplyDeleteDoes aqua count as green? I asked that on my post.Thank goodness we have a long month.
ReplyDeleteI just refound your blog after totally not knowing where it was. I think I clicked to it after you commented on Monday design walls...) anyway. Congratulations on the new job, I assume it is full time as compared to the previous part time one? It sounds like a teacher's dream. Hopefully you'll have an hour a weekend (or more) to actually get in and sew. I haven't done your color challenge (see above) but you never know. Hope you can keep the blog going. Bonnie/Va.
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