As I mentioned earlier this month, I don't need much in the way of brown scrappy blocks for my Rainbow Scrap Challenge projects.  That b...

I've missed linking up with Kathy's Slow Sunday Stitching for a few weeks.  It's not that I've not been enjoying any slow s...

My Rainbow Scrap Challenge projects for May are wrapping up.  There is still a week's worth of time to play with green scraps, but sewin...

Angela, our ringleader for the Rainbow Scrap Challenge , announced the color for May earlier this week:  GREEN .  I immediately started pull...

September is the month of orange for the Rainbow Scrap Challenge.  I am ready!  Thanks to the RSC, I've really learned to appreciate ...

Green was the scrappy color of the month for August, specifically light and bright green.  I already used light and bright green scraps whe...

For the first time in a long time, I didn't touch a scrap of fabric or a sewing machine on Saturday!  There was a beautiful breeze blow...

The Rainbow Scrap Challenge directs us to play with light and bright greens.  There were two Rainbow Sampler blocks to inspire us this week...

Green is the color for scrappy creative play for the Rainbow Scrap Challenge this month.  We visited green earlier this year, but then the...

I couldn't resist making one last happy, scrappy house block for the New Orleans House Project .   I really must do some seriou...

It's a new month and a new color for the Rainbow Scrap Challenge .  Angela has challenged us to use our bright blues, or in her words - ...

Here we are, back at Saturday and talking about Rainbow Scrap Challenge projects .  I have not yet checked out this week's scrappy gree...