Pink has come out to play this week.
This color change began with making the 4 Snail Trail blocks (12") that I cut out early in the week. There are now 20 total, and I've actually begun to think maybe these could be split into 2 smaller quilts (kid sized) with the pastels in 1 and the bolder colors in the other.
I had a fat quarter of this cute pink chicken print and couldn't resist using it in a Snail Trail block because it has somewhat larger pieces, allowing those chickens to show up.
String blocks in pink are under way. Once I pull enough strips for a couple of blocks, these make great Leaders/Enders in between other sewing. I still need a couple more of the half pink half neutral blocks, and 1 more of the all pink version.
Two more Give It a Whirl blocks are done too. There are 38 of these in a whole rainbow of colors, so far. They're only 8" finished, so I'll be continuing with these.
Let's go check out more Rainbow fun . . .
11 comments:
ooh i love those pink snail trail blocks! i can see lots more ahead...
Your Snail Trail blocks are wonderful, Sara - I love the chicken print! Fun strings and Whirl blocks, too. Happy Easter!
The chicken print is really cute!
Can't wait to see what becomes of the snail trail blocks. I bought that Accuquilt die on sale and have only used it once or twice. Maybe that will be an RSC project for me in 2027. I'll keep it in the back of my mind.
So many pretty pinks here and great blocks. Loving those snails.
Who doesn't love pink chickens!
Lots of pink-ness in your post today. The snail blocks are awesome and I love the Give it a Whirl blocks too!
A wonderful show of pink in your sewing room this weekend. Happy Easter to the Fridleys!
Your pinks are so pretty and perfect for spring sewing. My favorites are your lightest and darkest of the snail trails. Happy Easter.
This is a Pink-a-poluza! (Or however it should be spelled.) You are doing really well keeping up the RSC.
Wow! What a great job on using pink for blocks!!!
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