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RSC2025: mid-Jan pinks

January 18, 2025 by Sue 6 Comments

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I finally got started on some pink scraps this week! I don’t remember which of our RSC friends put me onto this Strippy Slab Star last year, but thanks-you know who you are. I was able to use some small pieces from my pink crumb bag to make the center & strips from the pink strip bin for the points. I’m planning one in each color this year.

I made a Patchwork Hearts by Quilty Love last year as an RSC2024 project & it’s just back from the quilter. I love it so much that I decided to make another this year. I rarely repeat patterns but this is a great rainbow project & looks good for a wedding or graduation quilt. Plus they are relaxing blocks to make, so why not? I kept picking up LV FQ’s whenever I was at the store last year to add to my selection & I’m overrun, so this year I’m going to use the stash! I really dug around & found unused charm packs & layer cakes that are not going to be saved for “the perfect project”, but pulled apart & used for this year’s projects.

And since one of my goals for this year is to get projects finished up, I pulled out this donation quilt that had all the blocks done. I had sewed together 2 rows, then needed the design wall for something else & took it all down & put it in the box. Over a year later, it’s ready for quilting & I have an empty box to fill with one of this year’s RSC projects! Win-win! This Chandelier quilt was made with 2 charm packs & a large hunk of clearance gray pin-dot that have lived in the stash for a really long time.

In quilt group this week, we got the centers made for the C & D blocks, which include the half-blocks for the sides. We think this Wholehearted quilt by A Bright Corner may not take us a year to make, which is our usual length of time for projects due to interruptions. My partners have different colorways that are really looking great: red, white, blue for one and navy & teal for the other. I’ve made several patterns by this local designer & they are all really cute.

Lots more pink blocks to make next week! Have some fun sewing days, y’all!

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  1. Diann@LittlePenguinQuilts says

    January 18, 2025 at 10:51 am

    That’s a great star block! I like those hearts, too – I can see why you’d want to make more. Good luck with getting the older projects finished – I have that on my list, too!

  2. Jenny Benton says

    January 18, 2025 at 1:31 pm

    The patchwork hearts are so pretty, looks like this is a pieced block?

  3. Kathy S. says

    January 18, 2025 at 2:33 pm

    I love your heart blocks.

  4. Sue says

    January 18, 2025 at 5:13 pm

    Yes, they are pieced!

  5. Angela says

    January 19, 2025 at 7:12 am

    So glad that you were able to finish up those chandelier blocks to empty a bin for your new project. It feels so good to move projects along when they have been patient for so long

  6. Sue H says

    January 21, 2025 at 8:32 am

    The slab heart looks great and I think Wholehearted looks like a great group project. I love how everyone’s will look different too. have fun!

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