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Saturday, March 11, 2017

Red

The color for the Rainbow Scrap Challenge this month is Red.

Here's my red basket at the beginning of the week.



First thing I did was make the remaining red cats I need for my rainbow cat quilt. All I need to finish now is the orange cats.



Then I did 3 Blocks for the Solstice Challenge.

Block #10Coffee Shop.



Block #9 Among the Stars. I decided to do all 12x12 blocks in a rainbow quilt, but I'm really loving the other design and I might just have to make it sometime.



Block #11 Quilt Math.



All 3 blocks.



Than I did 8 6.5" blocks.



After that I cut all my red scraps up into usable bricks and squares. (I also have some fabric in bigger chunks, which I left)



And here's my red basket after the week.

10 comments:

  1. Low contrast RED blocks and a basket filled with usable parts. Looks like a productive week to me!!

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  2. You are on a roll , rolling in the red. Very pretty.

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  3. My favorites are your scrappy kitties!

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  4. Excellent progress on your red scraps. Your basket is to tidy now.

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  5. So much accomplished this week. It must feel good to have the scraps organized too.

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  6. Great job both on the large number of blocks and the room inside your basket. Love the red cats. A rainbow of them will be,something to see.

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  7. you certainly had plenty of red scraps, I had to search to find enough to make i=just one block! So liking the cats think I will have to have a go at some of those.

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  8. So, you have a different color basket for each of your different colored scraps? Oh my! I love that idea! Making the baskets would use up the scraps and then be a beautiful decoration in a sewing room while holding scraps! Genius!
    I love your kitty blocks. I want to make my sister a lap quilt, and I want to do kitties. This block would be perfect for it!

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  9. Love all you did with the red scraps! The kitties are my favorite. :)

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