As I said in my earlier post, the best quick win with my busy agenda would be to complete the Rainbow Scrap Challenge blocks, as they were pretty much ready to go.
I was quite happy to see that I only needed to construct one crumb block, as I had made two previously. That didn’t take too long.
Next, I decided to make the solid cross blocks. I had only partially cut them out and had to think what to do. Therefore, to make things easier going forward, each block is now completely cut and clipped together. They look rather pretty all laid out, complete with colour coordinated clips. (A girl has to play.)
Having previously commented that the block is a joy to piece, I don’t know where my head was. I made a couple of oopsies while putting the blocks together. Jack had plenty of use. Finally they were all done and ready to photograph.
Do you notice something in the above photo? It was only when I was cropping the photo that I realised that I had done yet another boo boo! Where was my head?
That’s better. I’m pleased that I noticed it now and fixed it up.
Finally, the potato chip blocks were put together with no issues. Phew!
I’m linking up with So Scrappy.
Now to decide what to work on next.
Wonderful blocks Janice, it always amuses me how blocks can go together the wrong way and we don't notice - I do it quite often too!
ReplyDeleteGood to have those blocks out of the way. xx
ReplyDeleteIt's very easy to make a mistake....and it's also very easy to miss it, so well done for picking it up!
ReplyDeleteLucky you spotted the mistake. Once I noticed one on a quilt after it was quilted !😢
ReplyDeleteIt's great you found that whoopsie and could fix it. I've never made potato chip blocks, yours look great with the black and white centers.
ReplyDeleteYour blocks are great! Happy you found your oops and could fix it! :)
ReplyDeleteLovely red blocks
ReplyDeleteLovely blocks. I think we are so closed to our work sometimes we miss these things lol!
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