I wrapped up my mugrug using pink scraps and grey stash fabrics.
When I made a matching skirt for a friend, she said her daughter looked like an Easter Egg in her skirt!
Last year and the year before, I made a number of these twirly skirts. I cut these purple and pink skirts for my girls, grew tired of the endless pinning and zigzagging, and put them away to do "later." While, I suppose, these do not fit a technical definition of using scraps, they were cut from my stash and abandoned, so they were my Rainbow Scrappy Challenge project for the week. Now they'll be crossed off my UFO list and I can update them on my short list as well.
I've been sewing Carrie Nation blocks and sampler blocks in between, so next week I will have more to show!
from the room of Zana's Ninis,
katie z.
9 comments:
The mug rug is so pretty. You've been busy, letters and skirts. Twirly skirts are the absolute best when you are a little girl!
Looking forward to seeing your scrappy update tomorrow.
The skirts are so cute and they totally count this week- pink and stash.
What cute trwirlies. Glad you found a reason to finish them up.
You've been busy! The twirly skirt looks like so much fun. So spring like in our harsh winter this year.
Girls and twirly skirts are a must! I'd say it counts as Pink and a UFO. Great job getting them finished.
The letters are great!
Nice twirlly skirt; it looks like fun.
Love your mug rug! You have some very pretty pink scraps. The twirly skirts look like miles of sewing! I remember making a tutu style skirt for my dd when she was going to ballet and then another as a halloween costume. Endless yards of that netting type fabric.
You are such a sweet mama, always with a project for your wonderful babes! Love you!
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