Today I was able to get some heavenly time in my sewing cave. The first two hours were spent taking apart one of the Cider Mill quilts and putting it back together again. It needed some real help (the borders were unbelievably wavy) and we hate to do that in front of the volunteers, especially if the person who pieced the quilt is still helping us. So that quilt is now ready to be sandwiched.
Then I spent some time working on this month's Rainbow Scrap Challenge.
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This month's color is teal/aqua. I'm hoping to make a charity top each month in the chosen color. This month I am using a pattern called Crossroads, found HERE. I made all the components for the blocks as leaders/enders and then this afternoon I put the blocks together. Hopefully tomorrow I have the top pieced together and then add a couple of borders.
11 comments :
Your quilt looks beautiful!
Love the teal crossroads. Good for you to make a charity quilt each month.
That is a great idea for a charity quilt! Thank you for the link to the instructions. I am always looking for good ideas for charity quilts, and this is going onto my list of to dos.
Your crossroad blocks are beautiful.
Love your crossroads blocks. I am planning one in green - whenever that color comes up!
Very pretty!
What a great idea making a charity quilt each month. Love your blocks and that you put them together as leaders/enders.
I love your teal fabrics. And it's a great pattern for leader and Enders!
Your teal Crossroads blocks look great! That is a pattern I have been meaning to make.
Oh my, that teal & aqua is making me drool. ;D My favorite colors, and they look so nice in that pattern. That is so sweet of you to sneak the Cider Mill home for some discrete border reconstruction.
Wow! Beautiful teal fabrics/blocks.
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