I didn't used to have so many different greens in civil war fabrics. When my friend Deanna moved to Utah, she downsized her fabric stashed and gifted me civil war fabrics. Most of these greens are from her stash.
I've also pieced the 1" finished HST's but forgot to take a picture before I bagged them and stored them with the other blocks.
Linking to Confessions of a Fabric Addict, TGIFF, Show Off Saturday, Scrap Happy Saturday, Oh Scrap
This is an amazing project, with so many pieces! Never thought about doing the Rainbow Scrap Challenge in Civil War repros, but I can see now how you can make it work.
ReplyDeleteI love them. I have some Ohio stars in my leftover box - I haven't begun to play with them yet as I'm still working on the table runner I am doing from left over applique
ReplyDeleteLove those neutrals as well as those greens. :) Have a great week, Gretchen.
ReplyDeleteLoving your stars! Great job!
ReplyDeleteHow wonderful that you can piece memories of a good friend into these lovely stars!
ReplyDeleteShe was very happy to see this post, so glad I used her fabrics!
DeleteI like Ohio Star blocks (I was born and raised in Ohio).
ReplyDeletePretty, pretty blocks. I'm loving the Repro GREEN!!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful, and what a clever idea using the scrap challenge. Why didn’t I think of that?!? Your quilt will be so beautiful when it’s finished.
ReplyDeleteI may be doing Nearly Insane under your guidance. I really appreciate all the clear photos and hints you provide, and your quilt is just gorgeous, so thank you for the inspiration!
I didn't know I was that detailed in my NI journey. Just remember it's going to take awhile, have fun with your NI journey.
DeleteVery pretty blocks. Thanks for sharing with Oh Scrap!
ReplyDeletePretty Ohio Star blocks! That pattern will be great with a rainbow of stars!
ReplyDeleteSew pretty! I love the stars.
ReplyDeleteYour stars are flat-out gorgeous! One of my favorite blocks, too, so I'm really happy to see your little beauties!
ReplyDeleteVery very nice Gretchen. Nice to be caught up!
ReplyDeleteI like how you mix and match the fabrics in the stars so they all look so different depending upon fabric placement.
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