Working with the Rainbow Scrap Challenge colors for July --
Watermelon Pink and Green - has me thirsting for a bite of watermelon!
Watermelon Seeds |
After making 16-patches from an assortment of 1-1/2" strips, I decided they would make nice centers for Ohio Stars. The centers finish at 4" which made it perfect for me to use assorted 2-1/2" strips as star points.
Watermelon in Ohio |
I am using this black remnant as sashing (those circles remind me of water rings on furniture) ...
I thought about bringing in green as sashing, but none of my scrap greens really did justice to the blocks. Maybe I can bring green into the border, or at least an inner border, or cornerstones ...
Sew I spent most of Monday making stars. Maybe I should have taken a break ...
Oops! |
Last of the scraps - one Frankenstar |
I have a crazy idea floating in my head to use some triangles I ended up not using in the stars. Stay tuned.
I like it! Interesting way to get QST from a strip. I think I have that ruler; I'll have to play.
ReplyDeleteGreat stars! I love watermelon pink. It's so bright and happy. Your sashing fabric is great and you are right... it does look like water rings! Happy comtemplating!
ReplyDeleteI just learned how to use that ruler even though it has been in studio for years. Amazing what you find when you clean even if you don't find what you are looking for!
ReplyDeleteBEAUTIFUL!!! Your Frankenstar proves that you were at your machine for too long. That circle print is PERFECT for the sashing! I'll be looking forward to seeing what you do with those borders.
ReplyDeleteLooking good! I love all those shades of pink together.
ReplyDeleteI love Ohio stars, and those are beautiful! (And I believe I've made a few of those oopsy stars as well. Darned hourglasses have no sense of direction...)
ReplyDeleteLooking forward to what you do for borders!