I have made a Fabric Blue Board and Light Blue Scrap box to create a 'pretty' side to this scrappy-string-saving venture. Not sure yet if it will also house the Indigo, Blue Greens, Aquas...or if they shall all receive their own bin. Only time will tell. But I do look forward to getting the primary Colours done first, secondary and tertiary colours all in good time. A note to self, use a cotton batting and not a polyester one working with a hot glue gun!
I know I am invested in my Quilty 365 by Turning 65/Daily Hi-Temp quilt, that when the morning weather man says we are going to have a high of -10C today, and I automatically translate that to mean red-violet circle day. We have a few purple days too, -11 to -20. I know that we will also get a few blue days, -21 to -30. Recommendations for a colour for the days that will have a daily hi of colder than -31?
I have continued to create more blue string block (on the right), and I am adding to the already de-papered 2015 stack (on the left). I have been researching (aka - time spent on pinterest) different quilts made with string blocks. Options are endless!
Linking up with SoScrappy to see a sea of endless blues.
Love and hugs
Kathy
For negative 30, you could just use a white circle, because that kind of temp is just right over the edge! (When I lived in far northern Vermont, we'd always get a week or two of -30 temps in January. Brrr...)
ReplyDeleteIt looks like you've been keeping your sewing machine humming. Nice projects!!
ReplyDeleteLove your approach to Quilty 365!! And I am drooling over your Twinklers.
ReplyDeleteWhite sounds right for really cold days. What a fun way to keep track of the days. Your star blocks are just beautiful!
ReplyDeleteYour Twinkle Star blocks look wonderful!
ReplyDeleteI need to get caught up with my circles for Quilty 365 -- I like your version!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful Twinkle Stars! I love your approach with the 365 circles - tying them in with the daily temp is such a good idea.
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