Joining all the rainbow scrap enthusiasts at Angela’s blog this second Saturday in April!
I had to play and learn with my new Go cutter! It will take some practice. In the starter pack was the die for a 6x3 finished flying geese. I need help with flying geese. They always end up not quite right! So I’m practicing with purple!
And the UFOs that got selected when purple was announced?
Row 12: Multi-colored strings = Keep making them. As I reread this one, I am sure I meant make the strings in the color of the month. I don't have very many string blocks that are "anything goes". I guess it is my list I can interpret it anyway I choose. So. I am going to make purple string blocks to add to the other string blocks I already have.
Stay Busy and Stay Happy and Healthy and Hopeful!
Your spreadsheet is so impressive, Judy! String and crumb blocks are always useful - I've been making a few of those each month, too. Looks like the new Go worked this time - are you happier with those flying geese? They look good to me!
ReplyDeleteThanks, but working with Office on an iMac is different for me. I’m a self-taught excel user and there is definitely a learning curve! I just keep swimming”!
DeleteLOVE that you have added a UFO component to your RSC experience, Judy! It worked fairly well for me when I tried it a few years ago. You've gotten a good start with your PURPLE scraps this month!
ReplyDeleteI would like to learn to use excel …. I admire your chart and tracking system! Great purples! Those flying geese look great from here! Gail at the Cozy Quilter
ReplyDeleteAs an Excel enthusiast, I am impressed with your spreadsheet! :D I always have trouble with FG sewing too - my quarter inch seam never seems to work quite right. Love the purples!
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