Do you know what is scarier than Halloween? That we only have two more months and then the 2020 Monthly Color Challenge is over! What?!
Inspired by their gracious flight, unique and sometimes vibrant color, I chose birds to guide us in our challenge this year. To see the full year in preview read the 2020 Monthly Color Challenge Announcement.
This month our bird is the Ruby-crowned Kinglet. While this might make you think red, this sweet little bird is olive green in color. These little ones remind me of my child care Littles, constantly moving, but always with a sweet eye.
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All About Birds has some interesting facts about the Ruby-crowned Kinglet. They are smaller than a chickadee (can you imagine!) and are song birds with a large head.
The ruby crown is only found on the male, but is rarely seen.
They are a high energy, restless bird that can be found foraging in the bushes and lower foliage.
Let's see October's block! Now before you throw things at me, remember the last two blocks were super easy! Plus, this one only looks a little more difficult, I promise.
October Bloggers
Fawn - Quilty Creations By Fawn
Roseanne - Home Sewn By Us
Stephanie - Steph Jacobson Designs
Sheila - So This Is Kentucky
Alla - Rainbows, Bunnies, Cupcakes
Kathy - Kathy's Kwilts and More
Kathy - Penny for my Thoughts
Joanne - Everyone Deserves A Quilt
Hi Jen! This is one of my favorite blocks. I love the color olive and I've yet to meet a star block that I didn't like. What fabulous sponsors for this quarter! I have my eye on several of the patterns and who couldn't use some new fabrics to tempt you or some comfy batting. Thank you to all the sponsors and to you for organizing this fun monthly challenge. ~smile~ Roseanne
ReplyDeleteThis block is so sweet and matches the little bird. Thanks so much, Jen!
ReplyDeleteI love your blocks Jen! Thank you for all you do!
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ReplyDeleteYour Quilt is AWESOME!! I do love using Precuts..Yay!! Thank you for chance to win the Give-a-way too :)
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