And here are the bags of scraps, many of them are fat quarter size or larger.
I have a friend whose Mom makes lots of donation quilts from scraps so I'm going to give her most of them, I have enough of my own.
Speaking of scraps, this is the container of scraps I'm using for the landscape project. I shove everything back in and put the lid on everyday. It feels like it's getting fuller, I must have everything stirred up pretty well.
72 days of Landscapes
Days 46 - 52
day #46
watercolor crayon, commercial and hand dyed fabric
Day #47
hand dyed fabric, yarn, pearl cotton and gel pen
Day #48
dyed paper towels
Day #49
dyed paper towels
Day #50
Sumingashi marbled hand made paper, dyed paper towel, yarn
Day #51
watercolor crayon, hand dyed silk and cotton, rice paper
Day #52
cotton fabric, screen printed fabric, dyed paper towels and micron sigma pen
2019 Weekly Leaf
Week #8 a gelli print left over from a few years ago
I'll be linking up with "Off the Wall Friday" and "Slow Sunday Stitching"
I admire your dedication to the ritual of daily work. It is so lovely and so impressive to see the body of work as it grows. Thanks for sharing.
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DeleteYour circles embroidery is coming along very fast, it wont be long before it is done. I still like seeing your weekly leaves. You must have years worth of the, Beautiful
ReplyDeleteThank you, I do have yers worth of leaves and daily stitching.
DeleteThere is always such beautiful and creative work to be seen when one visits your lovely place. Your creations always amaze me. Love all those pops of colour in your scrappy quilt. There is such interest as the eyes dart here and there. It looks fabulous.
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DeleteLove the circular designs that you are stitching!
ReplyDeleteAnd I'm fascinated by the paper towel pieces you are creating! Enjoy your hand stitching and thanks for linking up!
Thank you Kathy.
DeleteIt’s always dangerous rummaging in the scrap bin...it seems to get fuller as you sew! I contend that the scraps are breeding! Love the little landscapes and the circle project. I just bought a little kit to do some embroidery after I finish Frank.
ReplyDeleteI agree the scraps are breeding!
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