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Friday, January 10, 2014

Blue Scrappy Word Scramble

I've been using blue scraps to make pieced letters.  Can you guess what I'm going to say with these?


Each letter is pieced from strips and squares.  Once I decide how to make one of the letters, I make as  many more as I need using the same measurements.


1. How it starts, 2. completed letter e, 3. four e's

I'm linking up with Angela's Scrap Happy Saturday.
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17 comments:

  1. Kathy S.7:09 PM, January 10, 2014

    I can't guess what you are trying to say, but I LOVE the letters. I'll be back for sure to see what it says. I'm loving the RSC14!

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  2. Val's Quilting Studio7:53 AM, January 11, 2014

    Stopping by from the RSC14 and I have to tell ya how much I like your blog title: adorable!!! I'm not very good at word scrambles...but just added myself as a GFC follower so I can follow your progress.

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  3. CathyC2:48 PM, January 11, 2014

    LOL love it - can't work it out, but will keep watching :) visiting from RSC14 :)

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  4. Quiltdivajulie2:50 PM, January 11, 2014

    Waiting to see how the phrase evolves!

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  5. Anonymous6:27 PM, January 11, 2014

    I have no clue what it's going to say, but your letters look good.

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  6. Anonymous6:33 PM, January 11, 2014

    Pieced letters are such fun. It's been a long time since the quilt guild meeting that introduced me to them. Why, when your letter sizes vary, do you try to make similar letters the same size?

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  7. Glen QuiltSwissy6:35 PM, January 11, 2014

    I don't know what you are saying, but i do love your letters. If you want a good book to work from, makes it easier, try tonya ricucci's word play. I love words on quilts! And she is so creative!

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  8. Deb@asimplelifequilts6:35 PM, January 11, 2014

    I really want to try these some day... Now I need to dig out my Word Play book! What fun.

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  9. scraphappy7:54 PM, January 11, 2014

    No idea what your words will be, but I love how they look. What a fun collection of fabrics!

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  10. scraphappy7:54 PM, January 11, 2014

    No idea what your words will be, but I love how they look. What a fun collection of fabrics!

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  11. Sheila8:21 PM, January 11, 2014

    This is such a cool idea! I don't know what it says but I'm not good at good at word games.

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  12. Mystic Quilter10:43 PM, January 11, 2014

    What a great idea

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  13. joe tulips4:46 AM, January 12, 2014

    No idea what they might say, I did wonder if it would say who's afraid of the big bad wolf. (tea towel)
    but the letters and color didn't seem right.
    I do know that I love them!

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  14. Ellen5:43 AM, January 12, 2014

    Great job on the letters...no idea what it might say!

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  15. Marly12:08 PM, January 12, 2014

    What a fun idea; writing in fabric. I'm interested to know what the rest of your sentence is.

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  16. Cathy4:13 PM, January 12, 2014

    Don't know what they are going to say but I'll bet they are for the tea towel challenge. Looks like you have an easy time with making letters. I'm finding it easier than I thought but still not so easy!

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  17. roccagal4:35 PM, January 12, 2014

    luv these! I cannot figure it out!
    I like a surprise tho' so I will be watching for the reveal!

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