Secondly the colour for February is brown, and I just can't get excited about it so I've been procrastinating. Today I finally decided to grow and up just sew a block and see what I thought.
I don't love it, and I haven't prepared any fabric to make more. I still have a lovely wee stash of blue parts and am happily sewing away on blue blocks. This is last progress photo I took.
I've probably said it before, but these blocks are so much fun to make. It's quite simple sewing when anything else seems to hard, and after a while I find myself excited about having stitched, and ready to move onto something more challenging which I might not other otherwise have got into.
I hope next month's colour inspires me more than brown though LOL.
You can check out the much more enthusiastic RSC progress of others at SoScrappy's blog here
I like brown a lot more after playing with it for RSC. If all else fails, think chocolate. 8)
ReplyDeleteMmmmmm chocolate, that's good thinking.
DeleteI have just got to make some wonky stars - I have said this before but I'm going to do some soon!
ReplyDeleteYours are lovely, will you be putting them all together at the end of the year?
I think I'll put them together in combinations that go together well to make quilts for Foster Hope http://www.fosterhope.org.nz/what-we-do/ a group which supports kids in foster care.
DeleteSuch cute stars!
ReplyDeleteYour stars are so pretty! The collection of blues is amazing - maybe they will make a quilt all by themselves! I know what you mean about needing something simple to do when everything else seems hard. Keep stitching!
ReplyDeleteThat is a beautiful Wonky Star in BROWN!! With all of those BLUE blocks, too, you must really be enjoying making these. I think they are SEW much fun!!
ReplyDeleteWhat about adding shades of pink, a lot of pink? We do what we want because these are not rules, only suggestions. That's what I like about the RSC. So keep doing what works for you and be sure to join up here so we can enjoy it with you.
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