Saturday, July 30, 2016

Under the Wire

Rainbow Scrap Challenge - July

The color was hot pink, or maybe watermelon pink, or maybe just pink -- with green accents.

The scraps were few -- mostly 1-1/2" strips and 2-1/2" strips.
 
See what I did!
 
Ohio Watermelon Stars
I tried to use all the scraps I had and pieces that I had cut.
One leftover 16-patch made its way into the border,
as did the unused black quarter-square triangles.
 
 
A whimsical yellow goose -- the golden goose, perhaps --
leads the flock.
 
 
Thanks to Angela at soscrappy for hosting Rainbow Scrap Challenge 2016.
 
 
 
 
 
 



11 comments:

  1. Love that Golden Goose! And the borders in general. And the stars. All of it, apparently! 8)

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  2. What a great finish! I love how you used up all your bits and bobs, and tossed in a little extra color sparkle!

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  3. You did a lot with just a few scraps! That is a pretty one!

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  4. If this goes missing, you will have to find where I live! I love it! And the yellow sparkle just finishes the look. Great finish, Libby!

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  5. It's perfect Libby!!! I'm loving the creative journey you took, choosing which turn to take along the way, wandering where your muse urged you to go :*). And I'm totally loving the "golden" goose leading the way LOL!!!

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  6. Fab.U.Lous! what a great use of all those bibs&bobs. And I love the Golden Goose. Well done!

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  7. AWESOME!!! It was SEW worth the wait!

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  8. Oh. my. This is an amazing quilt using scraps! Really, it's so stylish, whimsical and downright gorgeous eye candy. (can you tell I really like it?) How big is it? You go, girl!

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  9. A really lovely scrap finish. The little odd pieces each have a place, like the golden goose in the lead. Congratulations!

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  10. Oh, I like it! The surprises in the border are great.

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