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Saturday, November 16, 2019

Just Keep Sewing, Sewing, Sewing!!!





I'm still sewing scraps!  Not completing anything, but moving forward just the same. 


Six more Garlic Knot blocks were completed! I am gaining on the needed 88 blocks!



These six blocks for CiL's November December block drive are done. I usually send 8, so I need to dig for a few more larger scraps to cut the 6.5 " blocks.  Go to Kat & Cat Quilts' blog to see the pattern and the color suggestions. She suggests several different ways to lay out the block!  That's kind of fun. 

And I am trimming HST for the Mystery Quilt Along on Alycia's blog. There is a tab at the top of her blog with all the info you need to QAL.

I'm also trying to come up with blocks for next years Rainbow Scrap Challenge. There are so many choices!  What block are you going to do?

ps: Linking up with Angela's  ScrapHappy Saturday! 

Stay Busy and Stay Happy





7 comments:

  1. I thought about buying that pattern then decided I have enough already purchased and some free that I don't need another one - I need to catch up with what I have. Your pieces are looking good

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  2. Your Garlic Knots look really good! I'm thinking of going back to catch up on RSC blocks from previous years. Got a little sidetracked with Jumbo Scrap Baskets this year!

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  3. I love just sewing scraps together - little by little things do get done! I need to make some CIL blocks, too. They are such a great way to sew some scraps together and not even have to finish it yourself! :) I have way too many ideas for next year's RSC blocks - need to whittle them down a bit!

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  4. Lovely blocks - I am having a hard time picking for next year.

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  5. Love your cil blocks. I started cutting for mine today.

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  6. I havent thought about next year yet-- still behind on this year! Your garlic knots are really coming along.

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  7. Progress counts, even when it's been slow going. I'm not really thought about what to make for RSC 2020. My 2019 project was such slow going that it got dropped.

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