Another GREEN week, inside as well as outside.
It has been raining and Friday at around midnight we had a spectacular thunderstorm that lasted about 2-3 hours. Some fishermen were interviewed on the news, they said they'd never experienced such a heavy thunderstorm.
March is the Green month. RSC (Rainbow Scrap Challenge) hosted by Angela over at SOS Scrappy.
Rainy days and what is better than stay inside playing with stash?!
I have finished the 48 Churn Dash blocks for the boy's quilt.
Some leftover pieces I plan to use for a pieced backing
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Table scraps turned into big crumb block!
... and a small one! The crumb blocks are for the backing too.
Some rectangles I didn't need for the Churn Dash blocks
I turned them into a small table topper
...and a smaller one, all batiks. I love these greens, 'sour' greens, as I call these bright green colors.
A pillow cover top for my friend in Norway, it has two different greens.
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More green emerged from the shelf! It's going to be some round placemats for my shop.
...and outside; avocados from the tree!
Linking up with Angela and RSC - Rainbow Scrap Challenge
14 comments:
I would hate to be a fisherman on the rough seas.
pretty green blocks
A beautiful array of greens. Even Santa Claus was invited and avocados too! All your projects are lovely. Will you hand-quilt the pillow? Enjoy! ;^)
lots of great green accomplishments
I loved the crumble block! It is good to be sewing when weather is not nice.
Lots of lovely greens and how lovely to have your own fresh avocados...
Hugz
That is a long thunderstorm. Love the avocado's from your tree. So many pretty shades of green you are playing with.
You've made great use of a lot of green fabrics. How lucky to have an avocado tree, too.
Love how you used your greens! So neat that you can grow your own avocado!
So many beautiful green projects in the works, Astrid. I love how you fussy cut the log cabin. How cute is that. Fresh avocados- How wonderful . Hugs.
Love that green batik table topper. Only a little bit of green starting to emerge from the soil here. Next week lots of rain is coming our way.
I have to say I envy you... Avocados from the tree... couldn't be better.
Your placemats are great... love this style. Lovely cushion cover, the recipient will be delighted.
We're headed for the weekend. Greetings to you and hug.
Wow!! Look at all that GREEN scrap sewing! Well done, Astrid!!
Beautiful greens throughout this post. Lovely quilting and I loved the way you used scraps too.
What a lovely collection of blocks for your green theme.
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