It’s the 15th of the month and time for my monthly “ScrapHappy” post as part of the ScrapHappy group I belong. At the end of this post I have a link to the other blogs participating in this monthly event in case you’d like to check out their ScrapHappy posts.
For this month’s post I decided to revisit an old UFO (unfinished object) in my stash that I started at a quilt retreat years ago in 2017 (see post Farm Girl Vintage, Part I) – a scrappy sampler quilt (using fabric scraps and my fat quarter stash) made with blocks from Lori Holt’s book Farm Girl Vintage.
I pulled out the bag of scraps for the project:
And I pulled out the 19 blocks I had completed:
Here are close ups of some of the 19 blocks I pieced:
I think before I moved to Colorado 5 years ago, I was starting to work on finishing this quilt by making additional blocks and then selecting the setting for the sampler blocks. I also discovered some partially pieced block section with the 19 blocks:
I’ve decided to put this UFO in queue to work on next when I finish the two current quilts I am working on.
As promised, here are the bloggers that participate in the ScrapHappy monthly posting event, check out their blogs linked below for their ScrapHappy posts:
Kate @Tall Tales from Chiconia , Gun @Rutigt – G Adrian, Eva @bambisyr-evaj, Sue @From the Magpie’s Nest, Lynda @Life on the Farmlet, Birthe @Birthes rom, Turid @Den syende himmel, Susan @DesertSky Quilting, Cathy @nanacathydotcom, Tracy @It’s a T-Sweets Day!, Jan @The Snail of Happiness, Moira @The Quilted Snail, Sandra @Wild Daffodil, Chris @chrisknitsews, Alys @Gardening Nirvana, Claire @Claire93’s Blog, Jean @onesmallstitch, Dawn @DawnGillDesigns, Gwen @Deep in the Heart of Textiles/Textile Ranger, Sunny @The Adventures of Team Wil-Sun, Kjerstin @Quimper Hittys, Sue @Going Batty in Wales, Vera @lifebyacompassnotaclock, Ann @Ann F Stonehouse Quiltmaker, Dawn @myquiltprojects, Carol @Quilt Schmilt, Preeti @Sew Preeti Quilts, Nóilin @Paper, Pen and Mug, Viv @Where the Journey Takes Me 2, Karrin @Karrin’s Crazy World, Amo @View From Our Hill, Alissa @ Snakes & Cranes, Lynn @Tialys, Tierney @tierneycreates, Hannah @quietwatercraft
Cute blocks! I have that book, but haven’t made any blocks for awhile. Will be fun to see your progress on this!
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Thanks so much 🙂
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I loved and my borrow the expression “UFO” as unfinished object!
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The first time I heard it I was in love with the expression! There are no alien abductions involved, whew!
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Looks like a fun project and always nice to get something finished.
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Thanks so much! I agree 🙂
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I can’t wait to see it completed.
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Thanks so much I appreciate your support 🙂
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This one really deserves to be finished, I think, especially as it’s a good scrappy project. It’s always so satisfying to see ‘something from nothing’. Do please share your progress on it with ScrapHappy posts.
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Thanks so much, it was just growing dustier and dustier, ha! I will share my progress 🙂
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some lovely vibrant colours there!
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Beautiful! I love your use of fabrics in the pieces 🙂 Can’t wait to see it finished!
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Thanks so much I appreciate that!
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Love the bright colors, but I consign many of Lori Holt’s designs to Elizabeth’s “dungeon of cute”. Looks like you’re making good progress.
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Thanks so much and my aesthetic really isn’t the “dungeon of cute” but I was lured in at a quilt retreat, ha!
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I have also made this quilt (still an UFO). Maybe it´s time for me to finish mine as well! Thanks for the inspiration!
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You are welcome and go ahead and remove the dust like I did and finish it 🙂
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I just found 2 boxes of paper – scraps and other – maybe I should construct a quilt design with them 🙂
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That would be really cool!
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The country girl in me loves this, especially the corn and apple square. Brings back memories of our home being flanked each August by fields of 6 foot tall corn and helping my Dad pick apples in his mini-orchard. Nothing beats the smell of homemade applesauce.
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You are closer to a real farm girl than I am 🙂
Sounds like you have some wonderful memories and yes I remember making homemade applesauce myself and the lovely smell!
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Aww that little chicky is so sweet! Although I think the corn is my favourite.
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Those blocks look wonderful, I’m looking forward to seeing it made up.
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Hey there, great to hear from you, thank you 🙂
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Got to love a found project that’s a long way along.
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Yes! Now if little quilt fairies could come in the middle of the night and make some additional blocks for me it would be perfect 🙂
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I love the corn and chick the best!! All of the blocks are so cute. This is going to be wonderful when you finish it.
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Thanks that is a cute block! I am looking forward to finishing it someday 🙂
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You’re on a roll with your UFOs, Tierney. The corn cracked me up. All the squares have a warm, folksy feel, and what a lot of work you’ve put into this quilt in progress. More fun ahead.
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Thanks so much I am trying to clear them out so I can start on other things, I don’t want to make more UFOs 🙂
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