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Saturday, October 10, 2020

Scrap Happy Saturday 10-10-20



 Not much happening in my sewing room this week! I’ve been “putzing” as my brother calls it! I looked up that word...it’s slang . To engage in aimless recreation or frivolous time-wasting! It doesn’t exactly apply, I’ve read lots of blogs, conversed back and forth with some, sewed some fabric together to make backing for my yellow scrap basket.


It’s some thin yellow blend that was in a tote of fabric donated to me. I’d never put it in a quilt, but it will work for this. 

I did a few Hollow 9 patches. Well, two! Although, there is one under my needle and another on a design board. I know that little tiger has some green, but I couldn’t resist adding him to that block. 



All the necessary scrappy sprout blocks were finished. Proof! 


There was lunch eaten in the pickup while sitting in this park on Friday!  The trees here are starting to turn a lovely bright yellow. Not much red but the elms and cottonwoods can be very pretty. Especially when the sun shines. 



I'll link up with Angela today at So Scrappy's  ScrapHappy Saturday.  Then I'm off to read more Yellow posts from others. Then a phone call from our son, some outside chores while it is still nice.  Predicted 86 today. Then maybe some more time in the sewing room. 


Stay Busy and Stay Happy and Healthy




ps: Please wear your mask. 







6 comments:

  1. What a beautiful place for a picnic. Those sprouts are looking great. Hollow nine patches are so fun to see. Enjoy your day.

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  2. looks like full fall in your neck of the woods - Love your sprouts

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  3. Yeah, I do putz around from time to time. Congrats on getting those Sprouts finished.
    Not many color changes around here yet. But I don't go out much so I'm just judging by what is around me out here in the country.

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  4. I'm all about putzing around in my sewing room - a little of this and a little of that! Glad I'm not the only one. Love your sprouts blocks! You've made a lot. Your park looks beautiful - we westerners have to love all the yellow in the fall!

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  5. That is a nice open park The quilt looks lovely, and the yellow color blocks are beautiful.

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