This, my friends is a stack of over 30 (!!!) improv scrap panels, using all of my warm colors. I have a fantastic plan for these, and I am looking forward to pressing them and getting them all cut up. I really hope this project turns out as awesome as I see it in my own head.
Y'all shared some awesome stuff at last week's party. Check out this awesome quilt by Melva Loves Scraps. I love the quilt AND the scenery!
Sandra at mmm! quilts showed off this sweet finish. What a lovely color palette!
And check out the yummy quilting texture on this gorgeous quilt by Liz at Savor Every Stitch. So amazing!
Fantastic! I can't wait to see what you're working on this week. Let's get our party on!
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I hope your grandfather will recover just fine and be back to normal soon!
ReplyDeleteSo sorry to hear about your grandfather, Kelly. I hope he makes a good recovery. Great idea working on some mindless sewing. It's very therapeutic, and will result in something beautiful, I'm sure!
ReplyDeleteSending up some prayers for your grandfather. Thanks for the shout out and the linky opportunity. MelvaLovesScraps(at)NolanQualityCustoms(dot)com
ReplyDeleteJe vous envoie du courage et des prières chère Kelly !
ReplyDeleteThank you very much! I am very grateful.
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Keeping a good thought for your grandfather. Very interested in seeing the unveiling of the quilt with the color slabs.
ReplyDeleteWhat a terrible ordeal for your grandfather and the family. Thoughts and prayers to your family. Theres nothing like mindless sewing!
ReplyDeleteI am so sorry to hear of the accident, and I hope your grandfather has a not-so-long full recovery. Yes, mindless sewing is so therapeutic in such times of stress, glad it helps you. It sure does help me. Love seeing your warm saturated stack of colours, and will be watching to see what is born of them! Thank you so much for featuring my quilt!
ReplyDeleteSending best wishes to you and your family!
ReplyDeleteSo sorry about your grandfather. Prayers and good thoughts for a speedy recovery.
ReplyDeleteI sure hope your grandfather is doing better. And your whole family during a difficult time. Glad you had some mindless sewing to keep you busy.
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