Scrappy quilt design - can you help
01-20-2012, 11:48 AM
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Scrappy quilt design - can you help
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Can you help. I have found two quilts that intrigue me and you know how it is - you are always adding to the list of what to make with all those scraps. I have found two pictures and really like both.
(third attempt at posting this so instead of saying first and second picture - I hope you know which one I mean by my brief description. Need to get back to sewing scraps together!)
I have seen loads of pictures of the this quilt, which is lots of different size square in a square. Does anyone know if there iis a pattern for this or am I going to have to draw it out?
The other quilt is two HST sewn together with a narrow strip of fabric - That is what I assume anyway. Does anyone know if this is correct and what the dimensions are?
I know you will help - you always do. Thank you xxxx
Can you help. I have found two quilts that intrigue me and you know how it is - you are always adding to the list of what to make with all those scraps. I have found two pictures and really like both.
(third attempt at posting this so instead of saying first and second picture - I hope you know which one I mean by my brief description. Need to get back to sewing scraps together!)
I have seen loads of pictures of the this quilt, which is lots of different size square in a square. Does anyone know if there iis a pattern for this or am I going to have to draw it out?
The other quilt is two HST sewn together with a narrow strip of fabric - That is what I assume anyway. Does anyone know if this is correct and what the dimensions are?
I know you will help - you always do. Thank you xxxx
01-20-2012, 12:16 PM
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The top one is called scrappity-do-dah and you can get the pattern from the McCalls link below....good luck
http://www.mccallsquilting.com/conte...appity_web.pdf
http://www.mccallsquilting.com/conte...appity_web.pdf
01-20-2012, 12:24 PM
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Originally Posted by DeMaris
The top one is called scrappity-do-dah and you can get the pattern from the McCalls link below....good luck
http://www.mccallsquilting.com/conte...appity_web.pdf
http://www.mccallsquilting.com/conte...appity_web.pdf
01-20-2012, 12:27 PM
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[QUOTE=EasyPeezy;4893595]I believe the second quilt is Jewel Squares designed by Kaffe Fassett.[/QUOTE
Thank you. emmm I think I have the book with this in. Amazing how you forget what you have. LOL. XXX
Thank you. emmm I think I have the book with this in. Amazing how you forget what you have. LOL. XXX
01-20-2012, 12:45 PM
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Both are very nice scrappy quilts. Look forward to seeing what you put together.
Yeah, I hate when I buy something and then find that I already have it. I have bought the same fabric at different stores. Guess I really liked it.
Yeah, I hate when I buy something and then find that I already have it. I have bought the same fabric at different stores. Guess I really liked it.
01-20-2012, 02:53 PM
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Originally Posted by quilt addict
Both are very nice scrappy quilts. Look forward to seeing what you put together.
Yeah, I hate when I buy something and then find that I already have it. I have bought the same fabric at different stores. Guess I really liked it.
Yeah, I hate when I buy something and then find that I already have it. I have bought the same fabric at different stores. Guess I really liked it.
01-21-2012, 06:16 AM
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Interestingly enough I started a Scrappity-Doo-Dah quilt just a couple of days ago. I have 2 charm packs I am using. I will make the quilt the size I want with a couple of added borders. It REALLY is fun and goes FAST!! After working on intricate piecing this is just fun and relaxing. It looks so difficult and is so easy!
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