Saturday 19 February 2011

Scrappy Saturday report

Not much further on with this from last week but I have added the side and corner triangles and joined up the diagonal rows.  So it is now in one piece. Now I have to decide how I am going to finish it.  To border or not to border is the question.  However, I’m thinking of a little flange, colour unknown but most likely red, and then the pale green for a border which I’ll scallop (a learning curve) and finish with a red binding.  Anyway, here’s an updated picture.  This little project is a 2 year old UFO so it would be really nice to get it finished with this month’s red challenge.

ScrappySaturday19thFebAnother dull and overcast rainy day today so the natural light isn’t good.  I have used both my Ottlite  standard lamp and my portable Daylight lamp to try add some natural looking light. 

This coming week I hope to make a block for my Rainbow Scrappy quilt in red and to at least finish this top.

Happy stitching, Hugs

Ellyx

11 comments:

  1. I love how it's turning out. So very pretty.

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  2. What a sweet heart quilt. Won't it feel great to knock out that UFO!

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  3. Simple, but effective. I like it.

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  4. I can see your prgress and I think it is great that you are working on this project. I am sure you will finish it in February if you keep at it.
    KATRIN W.

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  5. It is really pretty, I hope you manage to achieve what you want and get it finished :)

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  6. This will look so good with a scalloped edge! very pretty.

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  7. What a sweet little quilt. I'm so glad that it is finally making its way of the UFO list. Best of luck with the scalloped border. It adds such a nice effect, though it does take a bit more thought.

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  8. You're making progress! it's so cute!

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  9. It is going to look so cute, especially with a scalloped border.

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  10. I love it! The Rainbow Scrappy Quilt Challenge sounds like a lot of fun. It's fun checking out everyone's work.

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