Saturday 4 February 2017

Aqua slabs

Friday evening, I spent an enjoyable time sewing two aqua slabs (after Cheryl Arkison’s fashion) so that I could participate in the Rainbow Scrap Challenge which happens every Saturday.  Each month Angela picks a new colour and we all link up on Saturday to show what we've accomplished.  I have a few rainbow projects on the go that need an aquamarine piece (or something blue/green) to help bring them nearer to completion, so part of my evening was preparing, choosing and gathering aqua bits, and just having fun playing with fabric – my happy place.



Aqua Slabs (quilt blocks)
These two new slabs will join a bunch of others, and I believe I am near to having a quilt top.  They are actually quite large, 15 inches unfinished, so two more (I’m planning on black) will make a 60 x 90 quilt.
A Rainbow of Slabs

Do you need a little inspiration, especially on using up some scraps?  Have a look at what others are doing at the Rainbow Scrap Challenge, for this first Saturday in February.

10 comments:

  1. What a happy stack. So many scraps all playing together in harmony.

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  2. Your slabs look like such fun to make. And I love the bits of red orange sparkle that you added.

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  3. Don't you just love the creative energy that flows when you make the slabs. No bit is too small to still add punch to the slab. What a fun stack of slabs.

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  4. I love scrappy quilts, so I can't wait to see all your blocks in harmony within 1 quilt:)

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  5. Looking forward to that happy Slab quilt!

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  6. Your SEA GREEN slab looks FABULOUS with your other blocks!! Looking forward to seeing how you will combine these into a quilt.

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  7. Oh pretties! I love the slabs!

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  8. Oh how I prefer your slabs to my scrap vortex slabs! But I think I can tame mine somewhat. Great idea to make them 15"! A quilt in no time! Pleasure to meet a fellow Albertan (although I am now transplanted ;-)

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  9. Great slab blocks, so many different fabrics. Wow 15 inches. I have to say I prefer to make the 12 " myself.

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  10. Your blocks are great - In the olden days we used to call them crumb blocks, but I like Slab - thats a cool name!

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