September's colour for Rainbow Scrappy Challenge is Orange.
I dont use a lot of orange, mainly for kids quilts, so the scrap pile is fairly small. I managed one star,
Happy quilting Sue
September is Orange
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Kim Diehl star in a churn dash blocks
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I was just popping in to read some of my favorite bloggers, after a six month absence! Then I saw that there was this draft post, so figure...
Looking great.....
ReplyDeleteI didn't have much oranges either... and yet it is such a happy colour.... Love your quilt top... you could bind it in any of those colours so lots of choice...
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That's a terrific pattern. Orange seems to be a color many quilters don't have much in their stash. You seemed to make do.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous Sue.....and orange is one of my favourite colours!
ReplyDeleteI love your Vivid Grid quilt. I also made this quilt. It is in the pile to be quilted. Hugs
ReplyDeleteGlad you found enough orange for a few blocks. They are so happy!
ReplyDeleteLove your bright oranges - and your Vivid Grid top is really cool!
ReplyDeleteThe palette to your "Vivid Grid" is subtle and beautiful...looks soft and glowing and more suitable for those of us heading into fall... :)
ReplyDeleteWell done on more finishes, and love the grid quilt too. Orange is nice and bright and cheerful.
ReplyDeleteYou may not have much, but some great ORANGE in what you've got!! Nice job on your newly completed quilt top. Congrats!!
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