RSC21 -- More Yellow Scraps Used

Yesterday I finished my Fortune Teller quilt.  You can read all about it here, but here's a photo. 

I finished the quote row for the Full Stop quilt.  You can see my bin of yellow scraps is still hiding behind the chair in the living room.  It looks like I should pull some big chunks out of there and make a few yellow backs for WIPS that are waiting.

Last year I made a few veggies for the Veggie Patch quilt.  You can find details for this pattern at Katie Mae Quilts.  I made the yellow veggies this week:  a squash, a yellow pepper, and two ears of corn.  Here they are with their garden friends, peas and carrots made in 2020.

I'm quite excited about this next little quilt.  These are churn dash blocks received way back in 2013 as part of a swap called the Block Swap Adventure.  It was probably the second swap I ever participated in.  This adventure really helped me learn different skills when I was still a new quilter.  Each month, Linda from Stray Stiches would match quilty bloggers up for a swap.  You would pick the block you want made.  The partner picked the block he/she wanted made.  You swapped.  It was fun for a while.

I decided to use yellow 2.5" scraps and some pink corner stones to set these churn dash blocks into a baby quilt.  I also used a little scrap to make the border.  I think it turned out bright and happy.  Yesterday these blocks were still sitting in a shoe box.  Today they are a finished flimsy!  Thanks, yellow scrap bin!

I even pulled out several "undesireable" yellows to make a quilt back.  I think I may practice a pantograph on this little quilt.  I haven't done a panto for quite a while.  Looks like a great place for it.  I can't believe we only have one more Saturday of yellow.  This month is flying!

I'm linking up at Angela's blog, SoScrappy for the RSC21.

I'm also linking up for Oh Scrap! at Quilting is more fun than housework.