Try this one too: http://selvageblog.blogspot.com

I couldn't agree more! That is one stunning quilt... I absolutely love it!!!

I second that one, Bonnie Hunter is the queen of scraps!

Hey, I just started this one tonight. The directions are very thorough and it is really fun to do.

I, too, love, love, love 9-Patch... especially when combined with Snowball blocks. Here's one I made years ago... nothing fancy, but I like it...

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There are really so many, it just depends on how much work you want to do to organize them. Do you want to first cut them into strings and separate them dark/light? Then maybe a string quilt or log cabin? If not, then maybe one like I've done with just strips with a bold color separating them. Do you like the totally haphazard look of a crazy scrappy?

There are scrappy chinese coin patterns...very easy. It really depends on you and how much work you want to do. There have been some really fantastic scrappy quilts done and posted here. Spend some time looking through the scrappy quilt show on here.

This is my favorite scrappy quilt. You can do it with planned coordinating fabrics but I like the scrappy.

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This is the link to the thread posted by Charisma after she did the quilting. I really like how it turned out.
http://www.quiltingboard.com/picture...a-t196321.html

I like using up my scrap squares with a 4x4 (16 squares) or 5x5 (25 squares) block, always including 3 black squares in each block.
I get , if I use 2 1/2" squares, an 8" or a 10" finished square. I sash with black 2 1/2 (cut) strips.
It's a very simple and easy to put together top and always looks good.

I love Bonnie Hunter's crayon box....it's on her site. I've made 10 of them

I made a quilt called "Nickel Bricks" and had it quilted in red thread. I'm considering making it again for one of the wedding gifts for our daughter, Alea. It was such a fun quilt to make, so colorful, easy, and I absolutely love how it turned out. It's the quilt pictured on the bottom.