Snooze2978

Hello, I just finished these 2 scrappy over sized lap quilts for a couple elderly ladies in our congregation. As I had so many scraps thought I'd try out these patterns. Seems my scraps multiply during the night though as my container looks like I have more than what I started out with. Anyway, I realized some of the mistakes I made while stitching these up. On the Spiderweb don't use thin strips near either end as there will be lots of seams coming together there. I made 2 more of these scrappy quilts but used only reds/blues/purples/white as these will be mine for a change.

I custom quilted both of these and as I'm still a beginner in quilting, please don't look too close. I now have a larger quilt system so I no longer have to turn my quilts to do the borders which I'm very happy about.

Hope you like them.

LTeachergeorge

Both are gorgeous!!! Your quilting is amazing.

Linda in Missouri

omacookie

Three beautiful quilts are complete !!YEA!!! Hugs to you and keep warm.

NikkiLu

WOW - some lucky people will love these. I love your quilting in the outer borders - very unique!

Teddybear Lady

They look great to me! I love scrappy quilts.

Daffy Daphne

They look terrific to me, and what a sweet thing for you to do!

Daffy

Tartan

You don't look like a beginner to me! Great scrap quilts and quilting! I did a Spiderweb scrap quilt and I agree with not using tiny pieces at the points. I ended up ironing the seams that all meet in the middle open. I won't do that again either! I don't like how I can see the seam stitching after the quilting.

nkayel

Love the feather quilting on the border! Looks terrific and very inventive!

oksewglad

What a lovely gesture and what lovely quilts. I think your quilting's pretty good: don't underestimate yourself. These have been perfect for you to practice on as well. Thanks for the SWeb tips!

Diane007

Very nice............