Saturday, April 30, 2022

RSC in pink.

I took some time last night and worked on the pile of pink scraps from the cutting table.
The pile was pared down a bunch and these 2-  12.5 inch blocks created! The pile is a little under half of what it was with some really small scraps being tossed (yes Joy - they were tossed!). 


Linking up with the RSC Quilters over at Angela's.

 

9 comments:

LIttle Penguin Quilts said...

Looks like you got some fun stuff out of that pile! I'll enjoy seeing what you do with those blocks. I agree, though, sometimes the little bits just aren't useful anymore!

Karen - Quilts...etc. said...

I wonder if the new color will be announced today or tomorrow and wonder what it will be

The Joyful Quilter said...

Looking forward to seeing what these blocks become. Kudos on trashing the PINK bits that were really too small (even for me) to sew, Deb!! Doesn't it feel good to know that ALL of the remaining scraps are usable scraps?

Julierose said...

Great use of those little scraps!! I haven't done anything in pink this month..(I didn't sign up for RSC but I had been making one little crumb block in each month's color--but...I put them away somewhere and cannot find them...sigh!!)
Do you figure the Merry Month of May will be green? Hugs, Julierose

Kirsten said...

Love your crumb blocks. I want to start making more. I need some for the Xing quilt (Bonnie Hunter pattern) which will be a long term scrappy project.

Sylvia@Treadlestitches said...

Great crumb blocks! Can't wait to see what you do with them.

grammajudyb said...

Lovely crumb blocks! I’ve been trying to do that each month also. I’ve made two quilts using crumbs, and lots of wall hanging and table mats! They are so fun! They have to be pretty tiny for me to part with them, but once in awhile! *grin*!

Melisa- pinkernpunkinquilting said...

Such fun and happy blocks. Isn't so much fun to create such beauty with crumbs? Have a great week.

Susie H said...

Poor Joy is going to have a hard time with that! hahaha! Good for you to use what you could. The blocks turned out beautifully!