Vicky M, thank you for the instructions for the little bag. I especially appreciated your tips on sewing with vinyl!

Just wanted to tell you all how I make my scrappy blocks like the strip blocks or crazy squares I use light weight interfacing for the foundation.... that way I can leave it on the back of the blocks... makes for a stronger quilt top and will wear better. Count me in I love those scrap quilts etc.

More LINKS!!

SCRAP STORAGE:
http://www.quiltingboard.com/mission...e-t186048.html
http://www.quiltingboard.com/mission...g-t179335.html

ONLINE:
http://pinterest.com/beelori/oh-scrap/
http://www.filminthefridge.com/2010/...fabric-scraps/

I collect old wicker picnic baskets and I use them to store my scraps among other things.

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Love it G! It is one of my favorite patterns too.

Thanks Rhonda--there's something so simple yet dramatic about the TATW isn't there?

Very nice. She will love it.

I loved the Trip from the time I started quilting 30 years ago. The Bear's Paw was hte first quilt block I learned to make and the Trip came not long after that. Here is a quilt I designed along time ago. I made it lap size. This one isn't scrappy but if you keep the values the same you could make it scrappy.

I called it Trip Around Nine

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A great idea to steal Rhonda. Thanks

Here is a link that Julie in NM posted earlier. It is a 12 1/2" block that is made with 1 1/2" squares. I liked the block but do not normally cut my scraps any smaller than 2". So I thought if I made that block with 2 1/2" squares I may only need one block for a table topper. Here is my version with those squares. It comes out to 24 1/2" unfinished but I am going to add two more rounds of yellow and 1 more round of scraps. Thanks Julie.