AZ Jane

Burgoyne Surround in scrappy, I loved making this one!! It was done with solids. Perhaps I should say controlled scrappy, she picked the colors, I cut the squares, shook them into a paper bag and whatever I pulled out, I sewed!
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wendiq

Strings for me. I keep a basket for the "droppings" and when I get quite a few, I sit down and sew....Mindless and relaxing. I buy the foundation papers at Costco.....the waxed sandwich liners. Cheap and always handy.......I usually make piles of 10 and then pull the papers off in the evenings, watching TV. Doesn't take long and again is mindless and kind of fun!

JoantheQuilter

As many members have already stated, I think the Log Cabin is striking when done in scraps. This morning I watched a Missouri Star Quilt Co. video showing how to make a scrappy crazy patch block. That is on my next 'to do' list. I love it. There are many wonderful ideas out there and the only problem is making time to do all the ones I would love to do.

quiltingbuddy

Thanks for the MaryQuilts.com site. Great patterns and ideas. I can't wait to start in on my scraps!

Mazda

I love making string quilts from my scraps!

purplefiend

I like Log Cabin, String star,Friendship star.... I like to make scrap quilts. This quilt is 9 patch and churn dash blocks. I make quilts for wounded soldiers from Fort Hood army base in Killeen,TX.
Sharon in Texas

RedGarnet222

I think this one is called the Road to Arkansas I have been saving scraps to make this one for a while.

I am sorry, I saved the picture from a board member and for got to note who made it.

JENNR8R

I like Bonnie Hunter's Blue Ridge Beauty quilt. I believe it is in her "Adventures with Leaders & Enders Book. I made mine off center.

evelyn5269

Just ordered the MSQC template for crazy quilt and really going to use up some stash there.

GrandmaNewt

I love scrappy quilts! I spent all of 2013 making scrappy quilts. I made 9 of them to give to kids and grandkids for Christmas presents Some of the patterns I did included Road to Arkansas, Disappearing nine patch, Log Cabin, X's and O's, a snowball square combined with a nine patch.