SueSew

I'd like to try it for a scrappy fat-quarter quilt but I wondered if anyone else on the board might have made it and how it worked out

Here it is http://www.aquiltersdream.com/Third-...und_p_168.html
Thanks
Sue

Sewflower

No. Haven't made that one, but it looks interesting. Let me know how it works out.

patiese1

I haven't made it either but I think it would look great as a scrappy!

Floralfab

It looks like it would make up good as a scrappy quilt. Give it a try. Scrappy is my middle name!! LOL

QuiltnNan

that's a beautiful quilt. scrappy would work great.

KerryK

Love scrappy quilts - think it would look great - but no, haven't tried it myself.

Peckish

Looks very similar to the Bouillabaisse quilts. If you Google "bouillabaisse quilt images" you'll get a plethora of gorgeous, scrappy quilts to drool over!

SueSew

Peckish, thanks for the great sites!! Drooling over the quilts (AND the accidental seafood links as I wait for DH to get out of the barn and sit down for dinner.
I think this pattern is a lot easier it's all 1 1/2" strips except for the center pieces and except for the big triangle setting blocks there aren't any bias 'opportunities'.

I'm going to try to get it done for Christmas for my son. Famous last words. I will be 'peckish" myself on those triangles before I'm done.

Mariposa

I haven't done it, but looks like a fun one! Please do share pics with us of yours!

merrylouw

I haven't done it, either, but I'll bet it will be outstanding as a scrappy. I'll look forward to seeing your version.