Scrap quilt hangup...
#52
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I use to have a real hard time with this until I saw a few quilts where you knew the quilter did not match, just crabbed. They were gorgeous!!! So now it is much easier and also think the more you make the easier it is. Good luck.
#53
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Originally Posted by kwhite
Yes I think we all "arrange" our scraps to a certain point. It is not a problem. If you don't like what came out of the bag then go back for another.
#55
I call these my "controlled scrappy" I do this more often than not, but not all the time.
Originally Posted by erstan947
I'm a scrappy quilter, I have found that I like a quilt that has a lot of the main fabric (muslin, white on white, etc) I also will choose a color or two and use it more often then the others (like blue and yellow). All the other colors will work and I go for it. If this is just not your bag....do the quilts that you like to do. I enjoy looking at art quilts but have no desire to do one. What ever you choose~enjoy the process:)
#60
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Location: Charlotte, NC
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Originally Posted by egagnon291
When making a scrap quilt, do you just randomly select pieces and put them together? I have a terrible hangup with this. I'm always worried that I will get two of the same material together or that the colors will clash. It seems I spend more time "arranging" my scrap quilt than actually starting it. As a result I put it aside and haven't touched it in years. Is this a common problem with newbie scrap quilters or is it just my own hangup. What do most people do?
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Very many happy quiltings to you! :-D :-D Iris
Here is a quilt with limited color palette using courthouse steps, but it is still a scrap quilt.
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