I call this, "scraptakular"
03-24-2011, 06:21 AM
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Hey Everyone,
I thought I'd add that I got this idea from Film in the Fridge's blog -
This was a log cabin made with different sized rings.
On her site, http://www.filminthefridge.com/2009/...nto-box-quilt/
She makes it a bento.
The scraps, tho, were from years of collectin'!
I thought I'd add that I got this idea from Film in the Fridge's blog -
This was a log cabin made with different sized rings.
On her site, http://www.filminthefridge.com/2009/...nto-box-quilt/
She makes it a bento.
The scraps, tho, were from years of collectin'!
03-24-2011, 06:28 AM
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This is exactly my kind of quilt,, i'm a knitter and crocheter as well,,,, and have one i made with little scraps of ALL the colors i think i ever used... ones they don't even make any more... didn't plan, just dug in and grabbed... it has ended up to be a pretty nice work of art... this looks like it's "fabric cousin".... I LOVE it...
03-24-2011, 06:32 AM
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Thanks, everyone, for you kind compliments.
A "bento" is when you have a log cabin blocks, cut into four quarters, mix them up, then join them back to create a patchy log cabin.
I'm sure there's a better description of it somewhere!
A "bento" is when you have a log cabin blocks, cut into four quarters, mix them up, then join them back to create a patchy log cabin.
I'm sure there's a better description of it somewhere!
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