After playing with pink crumbs and scraps I'll add two more hot pads to my collection. I used pink, blue and green scraps and crumbs in one of them. Two knitted dishcloths made with four partial yarn balls made it into the picture. Eight 16-patch colorful blocks make the second row.
To see what others made with their pink scraps, go here.
I'm using colorful squares from my 2.5" square collection for my 16-patch blocks. I'm constantly going to my colorful scraps to cut more squares. To learn more about the Sweet 16 Challenge for H2H, use the button on the side of my blog.
I'm working on another baby quilt using a Me and My Sister's charm pack. I'm auditioning border fabrics this weekend. Hope to have it finished and post a picture next week.
14 comments:
Very nice!
Love what you've done this week. Working on the Sweet 16, too. I'm sewing rows together on my first one. I might only do one this time.
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You are always so productive! Looking great. Glad to know I am not the only one who uses up the ends in some of the dish cloths.
Talk about productivity!!! What a collection - lovely.
Awesome 16 patch blocks. I haven't made very many sweet 16 blocks. These are great scrap buster blocks.
Those 16 patch blocks are another great way to use up scraps. Great progress.
You did a lot of scrappy stitching last week!
Sixteen patch blocks are such fun - particularly if they are not being created production style. So many scraps and memories to enjoy!
I am always intrigued with your dish cloths. They look nice, but I have always used sponges when washing dishes. Do you find them better to use?
Great idea for the hot pads, we could certainly use some new ones!
I am impressed with your tenacity! You really do such pretty work and what a stockpile you are accumulating!
I love the wool for your dishcloths. Beautiful colours
I spy The Cat In The Hat! I love everything you've made :) I so missed guild yesterday and seeing you. Let's hope March brings milder weather!
You do have very pretty scraps! I love your scrappy dishcloths also, especially the top right one!
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