This year I challenged myself to see how many donation quilts I can make from scraps. Most finished quilts will then go to Wrap-a-Smile or Wrap Them in Love. I also ran across Rainbow Scrap Challenge 2013 that I will follow along with this year. PINK is the color of the month so I used my tiny pink scraps today. I used most of the larger strings on a string quilt for donation.
I ended up with 29 - six inch blocks. And I didn't think I had that much PINK! I left a bunch of 2.5 inch pieces to work with next weekend.
There's a Rainbow Scrap Challenge (RSC 2013) linky party in case you want to see what everyone else does with PINK.
15 comments:
Fun! Good for you using up scraps! i love it!
WOW, you did have a bunch of pink. Are you going to sash them or sew them straight together? Either way, some little girl is going to love it.
Wow! Twenty-nine 6" pink, fun blocks. LOVE them! A little girl is going to love your quilt.
I love your pink blocks they are so awesome!
Beautiful blocks and it looks like you had tons of pink scraps! Great work!
This will be so fun for someone to see how many little characters they can find!
Wow, 29 pink blocks and you still have pink strips left, impressive.
Wow lots done. I love how they go together.
Wow, amazing, and I love the little surprises throughout, like the star and the heart and the pinwheels. And the ladybug, some little girl is going to love her quilt.
Great idea to make donation quilts from scraps -- keeps the cost down :) I donate to Quilts for Kids, and I think I'll do that too!
love the funky heart! this is such a girly delight! :)
Wow - what a happy, scrappy batch of pink blocks - made me smile!
WOW, look at all the different blocks. Good job, can't wait to see what you do with the 2.5" strips next week.
That is a lot of pink scraps! Some little girl is going to be very happy to receive a quilt made from such happy blocks.
That is a lot of pink scraps! Some little girl is going to be very happy to receive a quilt made from such happy blocks.
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