RSC 2025

How long has it been? The Rainbow Scrap Challenge started with a simple idea. Instead of feeling overwhelmed trying to use up all of my scraps at the same time, I would just focus on one color each month and keep working through them slowly until I collected enough for a quilt. I have made so many rainbow scrap quilts over the years, but somehow I have yet to run out of scraps!

If you want to join in, it is easy enough to do. Just dig into your scraps and find something to match the color of the month. This year we will start with pink for January. I tend to have way too much pink, so I will separate mine into bright and lights. I will start on the darker and and save the pastel baby pinks for later. So go and find your pinks and then pick something that you want to make. I am going to focus on simple squares with lattices this year and see where they take me. I have a bit of catching up to do with projects that fell off the radar when life got spicy this year. I will circle back to those and try to finish up some projects along the way. What do you want to sew this year?  Dig into your scraps and get started.  

If you have more than one RSC25 project in the works, or have a few ongoing projects from years past, these tracking sheets are a great way to keep track. Stephanie makes them for us each year and there are several formats available depending on whether you want to use them electronically or print them and go analog. 

Rainbow Scrap Challenge Tracking Sheet in word

Rainbow Scrap Challenge Tracking Sheet in PDF

Rainbow Scrap Challenge Tracking Sheet in pages

January - bright and hot pink

February - 

March - 

April - 

May - 

June - 

July - 

August - 

September -  

October -   

November - block set completion and assembly

December - quilting and finishing