Seven 8 inch Kaleidoscope blocks.
From the kaleidoscope leftovers - a couple of 16 patches and lots of four patches.
Same 3 inch block...just different arrangement of colors. These use 1.5 inch scraps.
At the top are my nine inch "butterfly" (aka beggar) blocks. I plan on 56 blocks and I think I now have 34.
At the bottom are spool blocks. I think I now have 477 and plan on over 700 for a large sized quilt.
Got Scraps?
Use them up and show us what you've done with them each ScrapHappy Saturday.
Looks like pink might be the Rainbow Scrap Challenge color of the month for another week!
16 comments:
I love your kaleidoscope blocks!
Your kaleidoscope blocks are looking amazing.
Lots of nice blocks piling up there--are you going to pread them into many quilts or keep all pinks in one? That is always my question on my stuff...hugs, Julierose
Wow!! You had a REALLY busy week! Nice work.
"Cathy," a fine young quilter of pinks,
Couldn't sleep a full forty winks.
She's eat tons of toffee,
And drink lots of coffee,
And she saved more money than Brinks!
-Victoria Carroll-Parkhill©2015
What a great use of scraps. Love the gingham pinks.
Oh My! You are aiming for 700 spools! They will be overtaking your workroom before you know it. LOL They are very sweet.
I can't imagine where you are storing over 400 spool blocks and more to come! Quite the project you are planning!
So many wonderful blocks. I can already imagine the finished quilt -- amazing!
You have done heaps
You are definitely into the pink of things. Beautiful blocks!
Wowzer... it's scrappy heaven at your place!
So many great blocks!
I love your kaleidoscope blocks! Special ruler?
I just love those butterfly blocks!
Your Spools quilt is going to be pretty impressive when it's finally assembled!
Great progress on the pinks!
Oh no...I missed out on the instructions that February is frog month. As usual, I'm tuckered out by all you've accomplished. Oh wait...no...it was the snow shoveling.
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