low→→ to almost none--
so I went to my leftover charms
and began
with my Zig-Zag pattern...
and "Mrs ZZ" is done for March...
;)))))
I didn't realize that I must hardly use any teal/turquoise
{or whatever you count as this color}
in my quilts...hence such a
paltry amount of it in my little scrap baggie...
I dumped the bigger pieces in with those little scraps.....
As you can see it is not over-flowing by any means...;000
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AND:
for you people who asked......↡↡↡↡
As you can see I am ironing my seams all open...it really helps to have it lay flat..
Hugs, Julierose, La Blageuse (secretly-sewing-euse)




Go teal!! I have some scraps and a teal UFO to keep me busy :)
ReplyDeleteI love teal! Your zigzags are looking good!
ReplyDeleteYour teal zigzag is so pretty! I hope to get started on mine this week, too.
ReplyDeleteI am in the same position and counting aqua as teal. Your zig zags are coming along nicely each month.
ReplyDeleteI don't have much aqua or teal either. Good luck.
ReplyDeleteI'm very fond of teal but I too don't have very many in my stash!
ReplyDeleteSo pretty . Loving your zigzags
ReplyDeleteI love teal fabrics!
ReplyDeleteApparently you had just the right combo of teal. Looks great!
ReplyDeleteGood plan, to iron open seams, you're right, gives a flatter finish.
ReplyDeleteI'm excited about turquoise/teal I have a lot of left overs just that color range.
Have a wonderful day, Julierose.
One of the interesting things about scrap challenges is that often we are surprised by what we have/don't have in the way of colours. Your turquoise combination is a good one.
ReplyDeleteWhen I stop to think about it I don't think there's much teal in my stash either. I like the colour but it's not something I've picked up recently I guess.
ReplyDeleteyour projects look good in teal.
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