Welcome to Week 25 of the 2025 Rainbow Scrap Challenge!! Four days after its release, this week's was obliterated by a technical glitch.
I've done my best to recreate it in the entries that follow...
SUNDAY - Weekly Morning Art Zoom was Roll the Dice:
Later I caught up on last week's Get Messy lesson...
As well as the current Catalysts & Curiosities prompt from Meg Journals:
TUESDAY - Day Off
Open Studio with Barb and friends found me layering up this month's Postcard Swap:
WEDNESDAY - Day Off
I did some sewing, but not with ORANGE scraps:
THURSDAY - Day Off
Weekly Morning Quilt Group came with a tour of DeeDee's lovely garden...
That was followed by Curiosity Collective where I made this Love & Tacos journal page in response to this week's Get Messy lesson:
Followed by ransom note letters for my swap buddies:
FRIDAY - Work Day Off
No Knit Group, but I attended Open Studio with Deandra. Today's project?
Britt and I chatted while waiting for our friends to join the Weekly Evening Art Zoom...
I know I worked on something, but at this point I don't know what that was. Sigh...
SATURDAY - It's LINK PARTY day for the Rainbow Scrap Challenge! I hope you will join me in visiting Angela @ So Scrappy to see what the RSC Quilters have been up to this week.
Zoomed with Knittingsuek this afternoon:
About that technical glitch...
One might call it Operator Error. Whoops!
Until next time...
Get SCRAPPY!!
Beautiful pieces. Your art has some so far, Joy. (Kathy from Kathy's Quilting Blog.)
ReplyDeleteLove the taco bag page in your journal!!
ReplyDeleteYou really do have yummy ephemera! The taco bag is so cool!
ReplyDeleteLove and Tacos - love it! That's fun that you incorporated it into your art. I enjoy seeing all the color you use, too!
ReplyDeleteYou always have such busy weeks, almost too busy to go to work! Perhaps you are thinking that too.
ReplyDeleteYou always manage to fit in creative time in between work. But when you get an unexpected day off - that is a Gift of Time. One of the tribal schools I did staff development work with always called their in-service days that.
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