I'm working along with my blocks for the QAL on the blog Patchwork Inspirations. This year the theme is curves. We're supposed to sew a minimum of 16 blocks, but I'll need 35 for my project. By now all the curves are finished. But as I don't like to sew them together as they are, I have to find out what's the next step. Hopefully you can see more of this on scrap happy day next month. Rutigt has got more scrappy projects to be inspired.
Beautiful quilt!
ReplyDeleteI love scrappy curves! This will be gorgeous!
ReplyDeletelove the look on this quilt
ReplyDeleteThis should be fun to see what happens next. I have a project with that block on my want to do list. It hasn't happened yet.
ReplyDeleteTu as bien travaillé Turid !! J'aime beaucoup ce srappy quilt ! Merci pour ta fidélité au QAL !
ReplyDeletewow, those curves look great. Can't wait to see the next step.
ReplyDeleteYour curve blocks look very "scrap happy"! I like the light-to-dark arrangement you had them laid out in. It will be interesting to see what comes next.
ReplyDeleteVery fun and scrappy. A happy bunch of blocks!
ReplyDeleteDet var en fin måte å bruke rester (scraps) på. Gleder meg til å se hvordan du løser sammensyingen.
ReplyDeleteWhat a happy looking quilt! I love the bright colors.
ReplyDeleteWe are both working on curved seams. I like your blocks a lot...it will be fun to see what comes next in your QAL.
ReplyDeleteSuch bright colors and such perfect little circles. I a m sure whatever layout you choose it will be lovely!!!
ReplyDeleteI always love scrappy quilt and this one is beautiful! Can't wait to see the end result :)
ReplyDeleteOoh, really like the bright and colorful circles. Can't wait to see the finished quilt.
ReplyDeleteSuch a bright and cheerful quilt! Love the curves. Thanks for sharing on Wednesday Wait Loss.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful curves and blocks, it's going to be a lovely quilt. Thank you for sharing!
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