A Fun Donna Jordan scrapbuster- two ways
 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cWekKVHdMms

I watched this last night and thought it would be great for all the scraps I accumulated making Christmas gifts this past holiday.
I love watching Donna Jordan! She's a super duper teacher.

Forgot to mention it's a free pattern on her site.

Looks great!

It is great. I saved the pattern

I love how different they look! The dark jelly roll one gives off the optical illusion vibe. I was really drawn to it.

Thank you Susie. I enjoyed watching Donna’s video.

I watch this also and she is the greatest.

I love it,
both of them. Thank you for sharing!

When I viewed this on Tuesday, I thought that it might be a good pattern for donation quilts. I may eventually give the pattern a try but at the moment I am a little backed up trying to clean up UFOs and WIPS. :)

Yes, Donna is super…she always gives great tutorials. I prefer the scrappy one…and am printing the pattern. Thank you SusieQOH for sharing.

Seems we all love Donna! She's an outstanding teacher but I also love the sound effects and seeing what color her nails are lol

I enjoyed this video, also. The same day I saw a Crumb quilt video by Jenny Doan along the same lines. Never throw away any size scrap...especially with the price of fabric now.😊

thank you.

This does look like a great scrap buster. I like watching her pick out colors. Thanks for sharing the link.

I like the jelly roll one. The scrappy was a little pale for me. I'm thinking about making the JR one with a Maywood Gelato JR.

What a great use of scraps!

Just finished a quilt using this pattern. Looked at the pattern. Started sewing and when I was done, I realized I had a different veresion. LOL. Plan on using this pattern for lost of Project Linus donation quilts.

Thanks for this, Sue! It was fun to watch Donna make this quilt. I have plenty of 2.5" scraps!

Hey, if you turned the accent triangles differently you could have accent pinwheels rather than diamonds.

Thank you for sharing the website. I love to watch Donna and I saved this pattern to use up some more of my never-ending pile of scraps. I have bought 4 kits from Jordan Fabrics, and I was very pleased with all of them. They do not pink the edges when they cut the fabric and the instructions are very clear and easy to follow.

How in the world did you figure that out? That kind of skill missed the boat when I was handed my brain :D
Thanks for sharing!