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Saturday, 9 January 2021

Rainbow Scrap Challenge 2021



I am determined this year to make a decent dent in my scrap box and so with this months colour being pink I made a start by pulling out all of the pink scraps that I have.


 My main RSC project for the next two years are mini hexagon dresdens which will form the border of my Dresden Quilt so I started by making two of these.


There were some scraps suitable for hexies and so these have been basted and stored with my collection of odd hexies.

There were some pieces that made squares for my Scrap Therapy box and the rest I have made into crumb blocks.


Five and a half 4.5" crumb blocks which I have added to my collection for another  Superscrappy quilt at some time in the future. As you can see just a few oddments left which is very satisfying!

Linking up with Angela at Superscrappy/

17 comments:

  1. Lin you made beautiful rosetas and a great use of small pink scraps in your crumbs blocks. well done!

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  2. What a beautiful border the flower hexie blocks will make for your quilt. It is so satisfying to turn a pile of random scraps into beautiful blocks. Look like you had a productive day!

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  3. I love your hexie blocks. I have never seen this layout before with the rounded top on the hexie. I look forward to seeing them incorporated into your Dresden quilt!

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  4. I love the shape of the petals in your flowers. They will look great going around your Dresden quilt. Happy new year!

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  5. Nice work on making some sense of the PINK scraps! I really need to make this a priority... one of these years.

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  6. You’ve made great progress in sorting and using your pink scraps! The hexagons are so sweet!

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  7. Great job! Love the hexies soon-to-be borders. Will be a pretty addition! See you next week (again ;-})!

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  8. Pretty little hexie flowers, I checked back on your earlier blog to see the wonderful RSC top out have completed. This is going to be such a gorgeous quilt when you add the colourful border

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  9. Very well done, Lin. You got so little left. Love the hexie rosettes. ;^)

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  10. love the little hexagon flowerws and crumb blocks... a great way to use even quite small scraps...
    Hugz

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  11. Great ideas for using the small pieces!

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  12. W3ll done. RSC is great for getting into the stash and using scraps you sometimes would overlook....great blocks x

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  13. Truly in the spirit of the early patchworks - ensuring that all scraps found a use!

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  14. I love your pink crumb blocks, a great RSC idea here! And those hexagon flowers will make a very pretty border on your Dresden quilt.

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  15. A great use of scraps, and the flowers look so pretty

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  16. I should make crumb blocks each month and make a quilt later with them.

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