Not much got done this week (reading nothing got done this week). The little bit of sewing I did last weekend can all fit in one photo. Ain't that a shame?
One Flying Home block. I'm having difficulty finding the right aqua for this one. It's either the fabric is not big enough for the cuts I need or they don't play well together. Sigh!
One 18 Bars block made with whatever aqua, turquoise, teal, and blue-green. And only one 9-Patch.
However I did sort out the red fabrics. It started here ...
The basket and the bag are much lighter! Beside the plastic bag are some fabric that can go in kits already set up, just to add more variety. Maybe they'll be used and won't come back.
On the step, behind the scrap basket, (from left to right) batik (which are usually stored separately), solid red (again stored separately), the pile of red I can cut in 3.5" square for the kit I'm working on and the last pile are scraps big enough to be cut at 6.5" also for kits. I'm very happy with the result.
Now what I forgot to show in this picture is the bag of little scraps, big enough for crumb blocks. Oops! Also, some of these selected fabric might return to the scrap basket. Once I reached the number of squares I need for the kit, I might stop cutting ... or not.
The reason I wasn't very productive last weekend is because of a book. Have you read The Girl on the Train by Paula Hawkins? If not, don't. Do NOT get that book. It will mess up your life. I just can't put the darn book down. One evening, I read until 11pm. Waking up at 6am was tough. I'm almost done. Hopefully my routine will return to normal after I'm done.
Okay, I have to get back to it. Only 90-something pages to go.
Have fun everyone! ;^)
Want more inspiration? Check these ladies' blogs.
Angela at So Scrappy
Nina Marie at Creations - Quilts, Art, Whatever
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