SoScrappy Saturday 6.27.2026

Today is the fourth Saturday of June of the color 'pastels'. I interpreted this as meaning lighter tones of my colors...that I could find!

I did pick up a 'pastel' fabric from the free table as used it as the center piece on my Meals-on-Wheels place mats. I didn't have very much so I needed to improvise...

 pattern: 3.5 inch cut strips sewn as quilt as you go.

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Finish or NOT Friday 2.26.2026

My finish this week is the old UFO i had found while searching for a pile of QOV block. I had already made the hst's (about 125 of those guys) so I only needed to square them up and sew the blocks.

 I opted for no border even if it meant a few of my points would be hidden!

It only took about 2.5 hours on the frame and ta-da! This was really a quick finish all the way around. If I only knew it would be such a quick and easy sew - I would have made it years ago! <grin>

pattern: Flying High - found here

panto: serpentine

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Design Wall Monday 6.23.2026

While searching for 'something', I came across this UFO and decided to work on it for a Project Linus donation at the end of July. My personal goal is to donate 5 quilts to Project Linus every month!

pattern: Flying High

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Double Duty 6.19.2026

My finish this week is my pastel baby quilt. So it counts for Finish or NOT Friday and SoScrappy Saturday!

pattern: Fabric Cafe freebie: Simply Bricks (from awhile ago)

panto: serpentine

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WIP Wednesday 6.17.2026

I loaded and quilted the Simply Bricks baby quilt. I'm counting this as my pastel quilt for this year!

pattern: Fabric Cafe freebie (from awhile ago) Simply Bricks

panto: serpentine

I also made and applied the binding.

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Design Wall Monday 6.15.2026

Sad to report, not very much sewing is happening! I did manage to sew the blocks together for my faux pastel quilt...it's really just lighter fabrics.

Unfortunately, I was limited on the novelty so I could only cut 8 squares instead of 12. So this will be a sweet (almost 46 x 46) little quilt. 

pattern: old freebie from Fabric Cafe Simply Bricks

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SoScrappy Saturday 6.13.2026

Today is the second Saturday of June of pastels. I normally don't have very many pastels in the stash but I did try to find lighter shades of blue, green, yellow and pink. I also picked up a little piece of a baby print at guild that is lighter in color. I do joke that I like to make one pastel quilt a year! Here is my pick...

I'm going to use a 'former free' quilt from Fabric Cafe called Simply Bricks. Oh no! I only have enough novelty for four rows...guess it will be a smaller quilt. 

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Finish or NOT Friday 6.12.2026

I have one finish this week and it's the Motorcycle Zig Zag Zoom. At the end of the month, the MelonHeads are having a presentation on bindings so I did a flange binding on this quilt as an example.

pattern: Zig Zag Zoom

panto: serpentine

binding: flange binding tutorial by Remi Vail Studios

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WIP Wednesday 6.10.2026

Motorcycle Zig Zag Zoom is now a flimsy!

pattern: Zig Zag Zoom

I also loaded it onto the frame and quilted!

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Design Wall Monday 6.8.2026

This Wednesday was selected as the reveal for Zig Zag Zoom quilts. Unfortunately, I turned in my rwb Zig Zag Zoom in February 2026 but blogged here. So I decided to make another one! Here is my fabric draw.

Here are the blocks I made. I did have to make half the blocks 'upside down' as my motorcycle print is directional. I usually don't take the easy piecing path. <grin>

pattern: Zig Zag Zoom, found here

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