Wednesday, July 09, 2014
a shoebox full of two inch squares
I am working with two inch cut squares since the box is full.
The solid is Kona Celadon.
While I am sewing these, I am also cutting down scraps, so the box seems to be getting fuller...
I am putting these together in rows of 6 patches, making 36 patch blocks that finish 9 inches.
I have about 20 blocks completed and will continue until I run out of the celadon.
Kathie over at Inspired by Antique Quilts is making a postage stamp quilt from 1 1/2 inch cut squares and gave me the inspiration to start this.
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6 comments:
oh they look great! isn't it funny how the scrap box/basket never seems to get lower????
I think thats a good thing though! Love the solid color, wow.
ok the quilt on the wall is interesting, hope to see more of that soon, I am in a blue phase right now!
thanks!
kathie
Lynn, that is just the best box ever, ever, ever!! I do adore your scrap quilts, they are the best!
A box full of fabric ready to be sewn is the best treasure box if you ask me. I find cutting fabric a chore... sometimes. I have a leader N ender project with 1 1/2 inch squares with white sashing. Guess I'll have to show that someday. Anyway, lovely with the celadon colour.
Love it!!
Sharon
That kinda funky shade of green looks wonderful - very happily unexpected!
Lynn,I enjoy your blog. Your quilts are beautiful. That box of squares is ready for your machine! I better get cutting my own....
Thanks for the inspiration!
Terri in Texas
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