And separated the light green from the dark. Maybe today I will be able to accomplish a bit more. I've got one t-shirt quilt to finish up before graduation though and one college dorm room quilt to start. Lacrosse and robotics are in full swing, so that has been keeping us all running. Spring break is just around the corner though. Can't wait!
You have been busy! Beautiful green fabrics
ReplyDeleteGood luck with finding a bit of time this weekend :)
ReplyDeleteI also organized my green scraps and didn't realize I had so many. As a big fan of the log cabin quilts, I am looking forward to seeing yours.
ReplyDeleteYour scraps seems to be very organized.
ReplyDeleteLooks like you have some pretty greens to work with! Have a great weekend, Angela!
ReplyDeleteYour greens are looking lovely. I recently made a monochromatic green Mile a Minute quilt so seem to be a bit low on the green scraps, still playing along though.
ReplyDeleteTell me more about what I'm seeing in that top photo. Are the blocks sitting on white squares or are you making Scrappy Note Cards? Either way, lots of LIGHT GREEN goodness for the RSC!!
ReplyDeleteI've caught up on my squared away blocks but they are not green. Everyone's greens look so bright and happy.
ReplyDeleteCan't wait to sew with my cheery lighter greens this coming week! I was so late last month with my purples, so I really don't want that happening this month!
ReplyDeleteOk, I don't know what's different this month than last month, but for some reason I cannot post a link for my RSC. I'm participating in the challenge but guess you'll just have to take my word for it. Something has changed and this old woman doesn't have time ( or patience) to be playing Mr. Linky's 'games'.
ReplyDeleteYou are always able to get so much done. I don't know how you do it!
ReplyDeleteI made one scrappy green block for the RSC challenge this month.
I am not having any luck adding a picture of my green strippie blocks.
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