Monday, January 27, 2025

Using up some yellows

 It was a busy few days using up some yellows that I had cut and kitted up last November. Four morning star table runners almost identical except for the outer borders.


I would never attempt to cut and sew these triangles without the help of the Morning Star BOB die from Accuquilt. 



Now here I can finally see a dent in fabric usage! This bin was full of yellow and white triangles and the borders and now look how much is gone. 


I bet you expect to see another pair of knit slippers...ok here ya go! It kinda looks like they are different size but they are the same, it's just the angle I took the pic.




10 comments:

  1. Pretty runners! I like the bright yellows in the first one a tiny bit better. I a, looking forward to seeing how you quilt them. ~Daryl patchouli.moon.studio at gmail dot com

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  2. Those yellows are just stunning! Nice to work with this time of year, right?

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  3. Your yellow runners sure bring some sunshine to this cold morning!

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  4. Those runners are so pretty - just perfectly say sunshine!

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  5. The fabrics you used for the morning star runners are perfect!

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  6. Well, those are some cheerful morning stars! Those will be snapped up in a moment once you've listed them. Who doesn't need some sunshine right about now?! {{Hugs}} ~smile~ Roseanne

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  7. The sunshine yellows are wonderful!

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  8. Those Morning Star runners are so pretty, Vicki! Lots of sunshine there. You must be able to whip up a pair of slippers pretty quickly, too!

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  9. Ohhh, fabulous sunny table runners, Vicki!!! I can feel the warmth! And another pair of slippers--great!!! Productive!!!

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