Sunday, 1 November 2020

RSC 2020 Yellow Round up

 Yesterday was the last day of October, so time for a Round up of the Yellow RSC blocks.

Not so many blocks this month as I have been busy with two baby quilts.

One 49 Patch block and 4 Roman Stripe blocks:

I also made 6 Sailing Ship blocks which I showed earlier in the month:

 


I hoped to put together all the Sailing boats I have made this year  and I have made a good start on that. I knew there would be far too many for one quilt so I am making two. The first flimsy is completed and I still have 20 blocks for another flimsy.    


 


When I’ve made both flimsiest I’ll show them in a new post.

Teaming up with Angela’s So scrappy blog.

9 comments:

  1. I'm looking forward to seeing g those sailing boats all stitched into a quilt top.

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    1. I’m really pleased with the first one. It came together better than I thought it would.

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  2. Oh, I just love the scrappy mix of sailboats.

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    1. Your Sailing boat idea for the tall ones. And I’ve picked up lots oftipsfrom you over the years about using scraps.

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  3. You have done a great job considering the baby quilts in the background being done. You ship fleet will look so good together.

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  4. Nice job on your YELLOW projects for the RSC!! Looking forward to seeing those Sailing Ship quilt tops.

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  5. Your sailing boat blocks made me smile, very cute! Yellow is a colour I don't often buy, but it simply sparkles in your boats. Will you be using sashing between them?

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  6. I love your sailboats! Such a great use of scraps and varied fabrics. I’ve added them to my Must Make list.

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  7. Thank you Jo, Joy, Linda and Cathy. The ships are sailing together nicely, no sashing.

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