Saturday, November 1, 2025

ScrapHappy Saturday - RSC25 - Week 44

Welcome to Week 44 of the 2025 Rainbow Scrap Challenge!!  It's Week One of my retirement and I'm not bored yet (and I don't expect to be anytime soon.) The concept hasn't really sunk in yet, as there were plenty of times when I was off work for 8 days between shifts.  Was there any Light and or Dark NEUTRAL scrap sewing this week?

Let's take a stroll through my week to find out...

SUNDAY - Weekly Morning Art Zoom found me assembling this collage made from a few recent gel prints:


Chatted with Britt for a few minutes afterward...


And then moved on to a quilting project:


Later, I joined Kristen @ Scrap Fabric Love for the October Scrap Club meeting on Zoom:


MONDAY - 

Zoom with Knittingsuek


In neighborhood construction news...

New neighbors moved in today at the end of the street...


And another lawn is being prepped for landscaping:


TUESDAY - 

Down the block, another house is ready to go on the market:


During Get Messy's Open Studio with Barb today, I created this journal page:


After lunch, I enjoyed my Weekly Zoom Call with LeeAnna @ Not Afraid of Color:


WEDNESDAY - Doctor Day

Early.  I was able to spend some time working on a couple rounds of my Lucky Thirteen sock by On Woolen Pond:


THURSDAY - G's Quilt and Craft Retreat - Day One

Our arrival was set for some Halloween fun:


The first project after getting all set up for a weekend for sewing:



Retreat - Day Two

That meant no Knit Group, no Open Studio with Deandra, and no Weekly Evening Art Zoom for me.  Today, mistakes were made...


But I made progress on this expansion project.  Notice the Light NEUTRAL scraps:


SATURDAY - Retreat - Day Three

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.  I'll be along later, but you might have noticed bits of NEUTRAL scraps throughout my week.

I was too busy sewing to post today.  First up?  The completed group purse project:

Maggie, Britt, Stacy, Joy and Sue

With the bag done, I moved on to finish this mini using the County Clare pattern from Bonnie Hunter's 2024 Leader Ender Challenge, the prototype for another project on the go:


Approximately 7.5" square 

Oh!  One final project.  Truly NEUTRAL scraps made into a Quilted Thread Catcher:

This one went home with Maggie.

Thanks for coming along to see was I was up to this week.

Until next time...
Get SCRAPPY!!

7 comments:

  1. A retreat is a perfect way to celebrate that first week of retirement. Good for you!!

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  2. Oh, you got in a lot of sewing this week. Great job! Love your County Clare mini. I also went to Ravelry to find your sock pattern. She may be a designer I'd like to explore. Thanks!

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  3. A quilting retreat sounds like the perfect way to start your retirement! I like those tote bags you all made, and also the mini made from County Clare blocks. I still have a few of those to use up!

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  4. Congrats on retirement, Joy!!! You know how to kick it all off--with a retreat!!! And plenty of crafty friends and fun!!!

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  5. Congrats on your retirement!!! EnJOY, enJOY, enJOY!!!

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  6. That is one full week! Love the journaling pages.

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  7. What a fun and successful retreat you had! I'm glad you are enjoying retirement, although I'm not sure how you squeezed in working with your busy schedule anyway!

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