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7 Scrappy Quilts
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I wanted to use some of my scraps before so I made 7 scrappy quilt tops, one for each of my 6 grandkids for beach quilts & an extra one. I'm really pleased with how they look. Still have to quilt & bind them. Time to start collecting scraps again. LOL
[ATTACH=CONFIG]340518[/ATTACH] No name for this one. Made using 60 degree ruler. [ATTACH=CONFIG]340519[/ATTACH] Braid from quiltville.com [ATTACH=CONFIG]340520[/ATTACH] Wonky Log Cabin from craftsy.com [ATTACH=CONFIG]340521[/ATTACH] String Spider Web from quiltville.com [ATTACH=CONFIG]340522[/ATTACH] String Quilting Primer from quiltville.com [ATTACH=CONFIG]340524[/ATTACH] 9 Patch Split from quiltville.com [ATTACH=CONFIG]340526[/ATTACH] String X from Quiltville.com |
The quilts re wonderful. I am really taken with the first one.
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All are just wonderful, great job and thank you for sharing, love using up those scrapes.
Have a Blessed night Ellen |
Wowsers! How neat they are! I am not sure I will ever catch up with my scraps, although this gives me encouragement! :)
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All of your quilts are fun to look at, but the first got a longer look! It is wonderful. Is it an original pattern?
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What a great way to use up your scraps. Your quilts are most beautiful.
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The first one is not an original pattern. dorismary2001 had posted a photo a while back & she told me how she made hers. The triangles are 60º triangles. I cut 60º triangles 8" deep out of newsprint paper that I buy at a dollar store, the same paper I use for paper piecing. It tears off better than anything else I have used. Doris used a lightweight interfacing instead of paper. The first strip is always a darkish or bright color but otherwise the strips are random colours and widths. Just kept adding them till the paper is covered and then trim fabric before removing the paper. If you have any questions just PM me
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The are all great!! You have been busy!
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I love to use up my scraps and people are even giving me some from my guild as I make things and show them what they wanted to toss. Bonnie Hunter has so many scrap ideas that you never have to toss them. When I cut off pieces and end up with triangles I put by machine and use them instead of scraps to sew on to keep thread waste to a minimum. Beautiful quilts. I made the spider web using the Missouri Star Quilt Company's spider web template and they paper. Our guild has a challenge to make and quilt with plaids and stars and I am using up my scraps from quilts for soliders and homespun scraps.
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Great scrappies.. hopefully you made a serious dent in your scrap supply! Mine just never seems to go down!
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I love them all! Wonderful job!
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Such wondeful scrappies, you sure have been busy. Love them all.
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Wow! They're all fabulous! And I'm so glad you have an extra one. I'll be watching the mail every day, waiting for it to arrive... LOL! Seriously, they are awesome & I can't believe anyone would take one of those little beauties to the beach! You should post these pictures on the scrap & the string quilt threads... they'd be a big hit over there, too! Great job!
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They are wonderful! I havent done a thing with my scraps except sending 'em off in a PIF. I need to rethink that, especially after seeing that first one!
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They are all so pretty great work they well be thrilled to get them I bet!
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You have been busy. Love the first one:)
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Impressive display....I love scrappies and yours are stunning. Love the spiderweb, well, I love all of them but that one is my favourite. Thanks so much for sharing....your speed and creativity puts me to shame!
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Wow you have been busy as heck! Love them all, favorite is next to the last made out of squares. You've got a lot of quilting to do now! Have fun. The kids will be happy.
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Good grief! Love them all and also use Bonnie Hunters free patterns.
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They are wonderful...i love the first one in particular...is there a pattern for that one?
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cool quilts.........
One question..... Where did the extra arm(s) come from? Neat trick!! I thought only men grew extra arms and hands..........LOL |
AWESOME quilts!!!!!!!
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love them all
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Nice work!!!!
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Great Job....I need to use up some scraps too. I have make the spiderweb and it took a long time to do. You did a great job on these.
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They are awesome!!
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Awesome!!! Love the scrappy quilts. Thanks for sharing!!!
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They are all beautiful. You sure had a lot of scraps to use up.
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Great use of scraps. Fabulous quilts. Thank you for sharing.
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I love them all! What a talented piecer you are! Very nice indeed!
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very nice you did a nice job!!!!
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Love them all, but really like the first one. Quiltville is great for scrappy patterns. You must have had a LOT of scraps to make that many.
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Originally Posted by Sue Fish
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They are wonderful...i love the first one in particular...is there a pattern for that one?
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Originally Posted by debcavan
(Post 5272846)
The quilts re wonderful. I am really taken with the first one.
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All are great, but that first one, it catches your eye more. Love it actually. Thanks for sharing.
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Wow, they are all very nice! I especially like the first one. It has a sense of depth.
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These are just great!
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Your scrappies are terrific!! Lots of fun patterns you used too~ :)
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Great quilts, scrappies are one of my favorites; the Wonky Log Cabin really catches my eye....nice work!
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beautiful and a great job on the scrap usage. I will have to have a try at these patterns, thanks for sharing
Pat |
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