While searching through my plastic shoeboxes of scraps for more neutrals for RSC potato chip blocks, I found the box that had triple treat blocks in it. These were Bonnie Hunter’s Leader and Ender project from 2022. The post-it note said, “40 - need 42 for 6x7 layout.” So I added it to the queue by my machine.
Wednesday after we returned from our walk at the Rec Center, I decided to put them on the design wall.
So I’m linking up with Alycia at Finished or Not Friday.
And I’ll end this post with one small finish just in time.
Stay Busy and Stay Happy and Healthy and Positive!
You're not crazy at all, Judy! Those blocks are going to make a beautiful quilt. Just a few more and you'll have it!
ReplyDeleteThose blocks are great! I love it. . .do add a few more to it! I have a bunch of those blocks made. . .I need to put them on the design wall to see what mine will look like!
ReplyDeleteThose blocks are great comment came from me---TerryK@OnGoingProjects
ReplyDeleteBeautiful finish there...I love alphabet stitching. I think your blocks together look great. Scrappiness has its own beauty, imo. Happy Stitching!
ReplyDeleteYou Are NOT crazy - thats going to be amazing .
ReplyDeleteI love it, Judy! You are absolutely not crazy! It's going to be a great scrappy quilt when it's finished.
ReplyDeleteI liked it from the second I saw it! I like the way you think - a 7'x8' quilt will be stunning. Enjoy your weekend Judy!
ReplyDeleteYou cracked me up. What is the solution when you have too many blocks? Make more. Now that is quilter's logic for you. One of the great things about photos is they force you to look away from the minutia and see the overall design. True it is very scrappy, but what intrigues me is the palette, that is less scrappy and unexpected. Looking forward to how you configure the blocks after making 10 more.
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