Fabric therapy time has been in short supply the past few weeks. Happily, I was able to rummage through the orange scraps and put together some blocks for the Rainbow Scrap Challenge!
Two orange Sugar Bowl blocks were added to the collection.
I set them together with Sugar Bowl blocks from last year. The plan is to set the blocks in groups of four like this.
I used some scrappy chunks to make more Ring of Stars blocks. I'm definitely planning to gift this quilt to a friend when it's finished, but I might have to make one of these for myself!
Bits of this and that got turned into 4-patch blocks. These go in the Parts Department for now.
One all orange Burgoyne Surrounded block used up a good hunk of scraps.
I wanted to see how all my Burgoyne colors were balancing out, so they all went for a spin on the design wall. I still need some pink blocks, more blue blocks, and maybe another purple. I only need seven more blocks before I can start the assembly process. The final quilt will have sashing and 9-patch cornerstones (already complete).
Now that the Rainbow Scrap projects are wrapped up, I'm ready to focus on my Hospital Sketches BOM. This month's block is a challenge, for sure!
If scrappy quilts are appealing to you, check out the Rainbow Scrap Challenge weekly link-up.
Your oranges are so pretty! I especially love the Burgoyne block - it gets a Wow! from me!
ReplyDeleteWow, your oranges are so vibrant, what a delight.
ReplyDeleteWhat a fabulous collection of ORANGE scraps (and scrappy blocks!!)
ReplyDeleteAs usual, I love your blocks and your scraps. Nice orange Burgoyne Block!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous blocks - especially like the Sugar Bowls.
ReplyDeleteI love your blocks ! And I love orange !!
ReplyDeleteYour quilt is going to be gorgeous !!
You have the most beautiful oranges!!!
ReplyDeleteOrange you glad you had all those fabulous fabrics.
ReplyDeleteI love orange and WOW I must say I love your Burgoyne Surrounded. I have a red white and blue one from years ago that was pieced by a friend and quilted by me when I was just learning to quilt - it's a great pattern. But I've never seen such a colorful version - it's great! It will be interesting to see how it looks with sashing!
ReplyDeleteGreat blocks. I have my trianglulations ready to stitch, but no time to start stitching.
ReplyDeleteYou make the most beautiful blocks for the RSC. I always enjoy these posts.
ReplyDeleteA great combination of colors. Very nice ideas for the project! It looks amazing! I like to watch such projects.
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