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Saturday, September 11, 2021

ScrapHappy Saturday. Orange and other colors

 


I'm linking up with Angela at ScrapHappy Saturday.  Come join the fun!

There was some orange sewing happening! 


I pulled out my Halloween fabrics basket. I have lots of fat quarters, every thing from spooky houses to pumpkins and scarecrows. Different colors, not much coordinated. But I think these bigger pieces look good together. I need a lighter yellow or gold for contrast.



And keeping on theme…….


On my walk on Tuesday, this guy was stunning himself/herself on the sidewalk. I didn’t get close enough to decide what species. The body was as big as my thumb! Ewww! 




I couldn’t resist this photo of a neighbor’s sunflowers, ready for harvest! The sky was so blue that day! 
And the centers of the sunflowers ripe with seeds. The birds are definitely happy!

That is all for me this week. A slow sewing week. I'm still working on CiL blocks. Golds and Dark Reds. 







Today, Mr Busy and I are off on a road trip. A neighboring town ( 90 miles away) is having their annual Fly-In. So we are going to see the airplanes.  

It is 9-11 so there is probably a parade. I know one is scheduled here in our city. 


Stay Busy and Stay Happy and Healthy












8 comments:

  1. Have fun with those ORANGE fabrics and enjoy your trip, Judy!!

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  2. Fun to pull out the Halloween fabric, and I love the pumpkins! Enjoy your road trip!

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  3. spooky spider but wonderfully spooky new fabric! Love

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  4. Autumn fabrics make it easier to embrace the seasonal change.

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  5. Looks like a pile of fun fabrics to work with. Glad you didn't squash the spider. They do so much good. Beautiful pictures to celebrate orange & Autumn!

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  6. Love seeing signs of fall, including those pretty sunflowers. I see that you're the winner of Kelly Young's new book! Yay you! I have a copy because I'm making one of the quilts for her blog hop. You'll love having it as a great resource for sewing to use-up small scraps.

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