My twinkle scrappy star decided to have a friend in a 16 patch block this month. I also made my sampler star in a star with the Vicki Welsh fabrics. While I was cutting some 2.5 inch blocks for these I was prepping my scrappy trip around the world blocks. I have them all cut for the first six rows.... now to mark them so I can get stitching. I am going to miss my bowling time to work on these now that the season is done until August.
Head on over to the RSC Challenge on Saturday morning to see what other deep green projects are being worked on this week.
Mom - just had a salad for lunch with my lettuce picked from out front and a handful of cherry tomato's from my plant. I'll be able to add cucumbers from the garden next week - five are started =). Will try and Skype this afternoon as I am working all weekend.
Not much dark green in my scrap stash, either. My scraps have all migrated towards LIME so I'm just using ALL the GREENS!!! :o))
ReplyDeleteTastes do change over time. That is why it is nice to have a reason to move out the old. So much fun to make room for the new
ReplyDeleteLovely blocks! My greens are all over the map, too. But I love green, so I guess the more the merrier!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful blocks. I have the same deal with my greens, more sage than clear, dark greens.
ReplyDeleteYou've got a really good start on those greens!
ReplyDeleteI think I've finally used up my sage greens. No doubt this means tomorrow I'll find another hunk hidden somewhere!
ReplyDeleteGreat start on your greens. I am doing the stars, too.
ReplyDeleteGreat start to your green blocks Deb. I am a lousy gardener, so I envy your green fingers. Would love to go pick some salads, but my thumbs are black not green LOL.
ReplyDeleteLove the green quilt top in your banner! Yes a good start on your green scraps this week. Stars are on my bucket list.
ReplyDeleteWonderful blocks.
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