"Crazee" Crumbs
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just for fun
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on making the rounds "rainbow-style"....this will be
My hand project for evening sewing
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Cabins on the "Green"
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Oasis Ojos
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"Itsie-Bitsies"
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"Niners"
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This week's RSC 2020 (click) blocks above.
Check in to RSC'S BLOG to see all the lovely
"greening"
going on...
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I dove into my small bag of (acid) greens like
the Hungry Caterpillar
and worked solely on
Green, green and more green this week....
Somehow of other I still seem to have
MORE scraps left...
How does this happen???
Hugs, Julierose, La Blageuse (a green horn-euse)
I think your projects are great and the names are fun
ReplyDeleteFun RSC blocks!!
ReplyDeleteLoved this post, this is a lot of blocks, are you doing a different piece for each different style block? I love that hexie with the dreamy watercolor fabric!!! This was a lot of fun to look at, thanks Julierose!
ReplyDeleteFun with the green scraps.... weeeeeeeeee :)
ReplyDeleteYou've got some great greens! And scraps do beget scraps somehow.
ReplyDeleteI started singing that song! Love the hexies project. So many fun projectsb8n the works at your house. Stay warm.
ReplyDeletelots of fun green blocks to play with.
ReplyDeleteLove the names - you do such quality work. ☺
ReplyDeleteLots of super blocks there, Julierose! Way to go!
ReplyDeleteWhat an interesting variety of blocks you've started. I especially like the hexies. I'm assuming the hexies were all made with the same fabric? I think I have a piece somewhat similar to that with lots of different flowers in it.
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You have so many fun ideas for your green scraps! I love the pops of red here and there, too!
ReplyDeleteOh, gosh! So many wonderful ideas. What a great use of scraps. And I can't wait to see that hexagon piece. What a neat idea to do rainbow rounds.
ReplyDeleteLovely projects: have fun with them all!
ReplyDeleteI love how you explore a theme and are NOT a rule follower.Seems to me you did greens previously, maybe the prompts repeat? Like on the Lego quilt?
ReplyDeleteGreat projects. You leave them unattended and they multiply.
ReplyDeleteI'm partial to EPP but I love your crumbs block. Great idea about the sad iron. I will try that too.
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness, you have some wonderful green blocks, Julierose! They are all fabulous. Will you use them together in a quilt or make different quilts for each?
ReplyDeleteLots of green projects going on in your house! I'm rather partial to green too. Lovely fabrics!
ReplyDeleteWow! That's a lot of great, green piecing! Kermit has been truly honored!
ReplyDeleteyou've gone green-crazy! Your puns are clever, and the fabrics are just so soft and pretty in shade. I like all this improv... I remember when you said you wanted to try it and you've done it! So much good work, you're inspired by this color for sure
ReplyDeleteYou are flying!!! lovely start to the new year!
ReplyDeleteLovin' all that green!
ReplyDeleteAh - scraps. How they multiply overnight when you're not looking! Amazing how that happens. You've made a good dent in your greens though.
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