Friday nights are my nights to sew on my projects, I also
tune the radio in to the Campus station CJSW 90.9 FM and listen to an evening
of dance music, perhaps have a glass of wine, I sew until I can’t keep my eyes
open - my favourite night of the week. Last
night I finished a couple of Wonky Churn Dash blocks in lime green for the RainbowScrap Challenge.
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| Wonky Churn Dash |
I also sashed a Mile a Minute quilt with green.
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| Green shashing on Mile a Minute quilt |
And that took up my whole evening, so today I’m back to
long-arm quilting customer quilts, all is good.
Click on over to Soscrappy’s Rainbow Scrap Challenge to see
what others are doing with green, and perhaps join in the fun, a good way to
use up scraps and get things done.
My Soul is fed by needle and
thread.
Love your wonky churn dash blocks. So cute
ReplyDeleteGreat blocks and an interesting quilt - Mile a Minute. Interesting name.
ReplyDeleteNell, just another name for crumb, it goes together fast - a mile a minute.
DeleteSo many great scraps used up with your mile a minute quilt. The green sashings do a great job of tying it all together.
ReplyDeleteThat Mile a Minute quilt is looking great. Well done.
ReplyDeleteCute wonky churn dashes. Mile a Minute looks like a great way to use up crumbs and get a quilt in the end. Relaxing too, I'll bet.
ReplyDeleteYes relaxing, I love doing the Mile a Minute when I just want to sew and sew and sew, and not bother calculating and measuring and cutting.
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