Scrap quilt
12-07-2011, 07:22 PM
#31
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do you have a picture of this quilt pattern made up? it's hard for me to get a visual image from the pattern line drawing on the northhills blog.
Originally Posted by Shelbie
I was really pleased to read that trolleystation made my Ultimate Scrap Quilt. This is the pattern that I designed to use up all the bits and pieces that my guild had accumulated for Community Outreach quilts. We had lots of fabric but nothing to co-ordinate into a quilt. The blocks are actually 24" and only need to be matched in one place and are simple enough for a beginner. The cutting is easy too as you just need 8 1/2" and 4 1/2" strips sub-cut into the necessary sizes. We have put some of the weirdest fabrics together in these quilts and they always look good. Twelve blocks makes a 72" X 96" quilt. Our guild backs them with a sheet and uses Polydown batting. I sent the pattern to Marilyn to post on her blog as she does so many quilts to give away and I thought others might like it too.
12-08-2011, 05:14 AM
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In the archive section there is a design called "Rocky Road to Kansas". I had never done a scrap quilt before but thought I would try this one. I am now totally hooked on this design and it uses the smallest of pieces. I must admit that I have not done a full size quilt, just lap ones. Thank you so much to the person who thought this one up - sorry I can't remember. Happy scrapping and best wishes from the UK!!
12-08-2011, 09:14 AM
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just remember to reduce the size of the picture (the pixels) because the new board has limited the size of files that can be uploaded. i would love to see the quilt.
Originally Posted by Shelbie
I'll try to post a picture tomorrow with help from DD. I've never posted a picture on this updated
site before so hopefully it will not be a problem.
site before so hopefully it will not be a problem.
04-29-2012, 04:09 PM
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I'm so boring. I like 9-Patch. What can I say? It's my very favorite quilt block. You can do so much with it. I'm getting ready to make my DD a scrappy Civil War Fabric 9-patch in the Harvard Square setting.
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