Lately, I have been extra obsessed with sewing from my strip scraps. I have four strip WIPs right now.
![Two WIPs](https://farm4.staticflickr.com/3696/31979078643_8ca6c1ff5b_z.jpg)
There's the scrappy quarter log cabin (I assembled the top this past weekend in Wisconsin! Photographic proof soon!). I made 56 10.5 inch blocks using all kinds of color.
![WIP: June quilt](https://farm5.staticflickr.com/4330/35177767073_0b7c3fb2d1_z.jpg)
Then there's the June quilt, from Amanda Jean's new book, No Scrap Left Behind. I have the top partially assembled, and I hope to finish it pretty soon. For this one, I cut a big pile of strips into the size she called for, which sped up the sewing process.
![WIP: squares and squares](https://farm5.staticflickr.com/4330/35599228370_0a9d2c4b6e_z.jpg)
I also started a more selective log cabin project a few weeks ago. I'm using reds, neutrals, browns and yellows, and I've got ten blocks finished.
This color palette inspired me to make a pillow for Chase recently (I'll share that soon!), and then led to these blocks.
![FO: Panache Compass Bag](https://farm5.staticflickr.com/4221/33937705304_0046795ec8_z.jpg)
![Still life with pineapple blocks](https://farm5.staticflickr.com/4169/34739235666_f672b02cfa_z.jpg)
Finally, there are my scrappy pineapple blocks. I have the blocks finished, so I just need to stitch them together for a finished top!
With all of these projects, I still have the itch to work with my strips (and they never seem to deplete), so I am sure I will start a few more projects with them before the year is out.
And that brings me great comfort.