Shrimp season has brought us to our family cabin on Hood Canal, Washington state this week. The shrimping was a real bust yesterday but the weather has been really nice, sunny and mild. And I've gotten some productive sew time!
My stash here at the cabin is really basic, a bag of scraps and some random FQ's. I also brought a number of UFO's from home all of which I lost interest in as soon as I took them out of my bag. So I fell back to my scrap bag. All the pieces were really small, just bits and pieces. But I managed to make a bunch of 3.5" scrappy units. For no particular reason I had grabbed a hunk of plan white yardage and put that in my bag with the UFO's. What to do with the little scrappy units? It just jumped out!
My stash here at the cabin is really basic, a bag of scraps and some random FQ's. I also brought a number of UFO's from home all of which I lost interest in as soon as I took them out of my bag. So I fell back to my scrap bag. All the pieces were really small, just bits and pieces. But I managed to make a bunch of 3.5" scrappy units. For no particular reason I had grabbed a hunk of plan white yardage and put that in my bag with the UFO's. What to do with the little scrappy units? It just jumped out!
I like this setting. Keeping track of where everything went seemed really easy!
This started our as a charitable quilt but I like it so much I think I will give it to my grand children. We can play I spy!
There are so many wonderful images.
A pink Flamingo, Saturn, bugs, and even (if you are of a certain age) a reference to Charlie Brown!
Happy Hunting!
cheers, CW
Well that's a great end result from limited resources. Sometimes having fewer options really helps, I think.
ReplyDeleteI agree! Fortunately the bag had a lot of kid prints so it was pretty easy to match them up! cheers!
ReplyDeletegood for you
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