Yellow Flying Geese from 4.5 inch scraps.
Looks kind of like a hidden object game this month.
If the RSC color is a primary color I use secondaries for the geese sides and vice versa. This project will continue next year. I have about 58 blocks and that's not near enough for a big, colorful, fun, cozy, scrappy quilt.
Interlocking Chains
14 inch blocks from 2.5 inch scraps.
By the end of the year I should have enough for a quilt
those interlocking chains are going to be spectacular!LeeAnna
ReplyDeleteThese blocks all look great!
ReplyDeleteI love your flying geese! Are you going to set them like that, or strippy? Or is it too early to tell? 8)
ReplyDeleteThat flying geese quilt will definitely be fun to play "I Spy" with! Your chain blocks are so pretty in yellow and orange! I'm looking forward to seeing that quilt!
ReplyDeleteWhat a really neat quilt you will have! I will keep up with your post to see it!
ReplyDeleteLove those I Spy geese. A good idea.
ReplyDeleteYour interlocking chains have stolen my heart! Another idea to add to my scrappy possibilities! How is your hubby doing?
ReplyDeleteSuper fun geese blocks! Happy cheerful yellows - love them.
ReplyDeleteI had to take a third and fourth look at the novelty prints in your flying geese to see the yellow skeletons and the black cats on purple. Delightful!
ReplyDeleteLove your flying geese, those are going to make a fun scrappy quilt. Looking forward to seeing your interlocking chain blocks come together in a quilt.
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