Saturday, May 19, 2018

Pink Scraps


All kinds of pink was used up this week. I got a good hold on all those pink bits of fabric. 
I love to see the design wall full of one colour of blocks. 


I got three 7" sampler blocks done. I still plan to do the 10" blocks too. I had them laid out ready to sew and they fell on the floor. Maybe next week I can get them done. 


All the 7" sampler blocks together. Again I love seeing so much up on the wall. I did not do small light blue blocks. I might have to fix that but I think I will just wait and see. 


Migrating geese. 


So many pinks. It is a good exercise to work on the shading of one colour. 


Next up was getting some pin wheel blocks done. I have no idea how I will use these, but they are getting done. 



I have more to do next week. Here is the ironing board ready to keep using up the pink scraps. 


Also got up early and watch another Royal Wedding, I think it must be at least #5 I got up to watch early. My grand mother and I got up together to watch Princess Diana and Charles.  

8 comments:

  1. That is a lot of pretty pink! I love the Geese Migration blocks! They do look like a great challenge for figuring out gradients of color.

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  2. Wow, Kathy! Those Geese Migration blocks are the best examples of progressive shading I’ve seen! Truly beautiful! You must have a great variety in your Scrap stash. Like you, I love seeing lots of progress on the board with a given color. Thanks for all the yummy eye candy!

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  3. Wow, what a super collection of pink blocks. All gorgeous but the Geese Migration blocks are stunning.

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  4. Beautiful potpourri of pinks. I particularly love the flying geese combined with the other blocks.

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  5. Pretty blocks, I love all of them! Beautiful pink fabrics too

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  6. That quite a lot of PINK!! Those blocks look great added into your RSC18 Squared Away Sampler.

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  7. All the geese migration blocks and the Squared away are beautiful. Love your pinks and for sure you will find a place for those pinwheel blocks.

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