My piles of light, medium, and dark aquas and teals aren't too frightening.
I don't have a ton of lights, so I will probably have a few blocks with darker backgrounds. My mediums pile is double the size of the dark pile and triple the size of the light pile, so that's where I'll be focusing my attentions.
I was able to get the first six blocks together relatively quickly over the last two days, so potentially I'll be able to squeeze in some of my blue birthstone blocks this month too!
Here are the six that I have done so far:
#56 - Maple Leaf, #57 - Morning, # 58 - Mother's Dream
#59 - Night and Day, #60 - Noon and Light, #61 - Northern Lights
As you can see, other than the Night and Day block, these were pretty simple to put together. I think my favorite out of this bunch is the Noon and Light block -- what about you? Can you spot the little koalas on the maple leaf block?
Have a wonderful weekend! Sharing at Scrap Happy Saturday!
Don't forget that Tuesday is the next installment of the Summer on the Coast QAL! And pop on over to Flickr if you might be interested in doing a 2.5 inch strip swap at some point this summer!
Teal is such a fun color to work with. You got some very pretty blocks from your scraps.
ReplyDeleteYou have a nice start on your blue blocks.
ReplyDeleteGreat blocks, as always!!!
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely selection of AQUA prints!!
ReplyDeleteThose are all pretty in the new June colors! I like the Noon and Light block the best, too - the yellow is so pretty in it!
ReplyDeleteYour blocks are beautiful! Some day, I'm going to have a maple leaf quilt. :)
ReplyDeleteYour blocks are lovely.
ReplyDeleteI think my favourite is the middle block in the upper row. Love the wavy stripes in the centre.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful blocks.
ReplyDeleteI always enjoy seeing your blocks and drooling over your fabrics! I'm intrigued by the prints in Night & Day.
ReplyDeleteYep I saw the koalas, always had a thing for them, did a report on them in grade 4. Love the Maple Leaf, too being Canadian ;-) I have to say I am happy about June's colours!
ReplyDelete