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Saturday, January 22, 2022

Red, red and red!

 



This week there was some red scraps sewn. This is the block for Jan-Feb 22 Covered in Love block drive. It starts with a red square one rectangle in one corner. Then anything goes. It’s sewn log-cabin style onto a foundation fabric. Kat suggests old sheet fabric. Then trimmed to 12.5” . You can read about CiL here. 




I got some more happy blocks done. 

And 2 string blocks late yesterday afternoon. I try to stay on task with the string blocks . I use a shorter stitch length and a needle that I only use for sewing on paper. For these I use a telephone book page like Bonnie Hunter suggests. 



A sneak peek at a project to be revealed at month end.   Guesses??




Also, crumbs were assembled intermittently




While searching for red chunks, bit and strings , I dumped one box that was crammed full. I then decided to sort by colors.  Oh my!  I've got a box of light neutrals, a box of blue, a start on a shoe box of green. Now I need more shoe boxes for yellow, orange, brown and aqua!  Yikes.  Strings, crumbs and scraps are MESSY!


I'll leave you with this..... a project for this weekend so I can finish RED with a flourish by the end of January!

I'm linking up with Angela at Rainbow Scrap Challenge's Scrap Happy Saturday. Go check out all the red in the scrap lovers world today! 

Stay Busy and Stay Happy and Healthy!  Masks are back in my wardrobe selections!



11 comments:

  1. Oh, what fun you've had in your scrap pile this week, Judy!! Kat will be pleased to accept your block made for Covered in Love. SEW many RED blocks for the RSC and I spy a snowman project in the works! Looking forward to seeing what you've created for the January 2022 TABLE SCRAPS Challenge.

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  2. Love your blocks especially the string blocks and you are correct, scraps are messy!

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  3. It looks like you had a lot of fun with the red scraps and crumbs.
    Happy weekend, Judy!

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  4. Love seeing all your reds, Judy! They're making some great blocks. I need to get back on track with CiL - haven't made blocks for her in quite awhile. And after sending my Mercyful quilt to Bernie, I realized how much cheaper blocks are to send, lol! Love the peek at your red snowmen, too. Time for me to finish up mine, too.

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  5. Very nice. I like the seasonal aspect of the fabrics in the first block. They create a wonderful story.
    Reds! Thank you
    Reading your post. I realize I have only one piece of red fabric. Plenty of red felt, though, for Valentines. :)

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  6. What a wide variety of lovely red blocks! I love the snowmen fabric ;)

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  7. Great collection of red projects. I need to work on string and crumb blocks this week.

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  8. we could be sewing side by side! I have covered shoe boxes but won't go to the post office. I took the flip lid sneaker boxes from dh, which are fairly large, and covered with pretty wrapping paper to make decorative boxes.

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  9. I sew my string blocks ala Bonnie Hunter also! Great blocks you've got going for your groups. I have to admit that I'm never sure if I made things better or worse when I start trying to sort my scraps. Sometimes it almost seems worse! Ha! Have a great weekend!

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  10. Wow, you got a lot of sewing and sorting done! I always love the string blocks! I bet you’re happy to be back home and in your own sewing area again!

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  11. Looks like you've been working diligently on those red scraps since you returned home, Judy!!! Great job!!! I'm doing the RSC this year too, so I'm pretty interested in seeing what other are doing!

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