I called it that as I did a lot of approximating with both the fabric and the layout. I think I used up all but a couple pieces of the leftover scrap from the flower quilt. It was fun and turned out well for no pattern.

very cheerful. i like it. i like it. :P

It came out good........good way to use up the extra pieces. way to go :D :thumbup:

at first glance it looks like flags. good job, waste not want not!

Thanks guys! er...gals! er ya'll..Just tried to use up the scraps...not sure yet if it is finished...still have some leftover flowers....not sure they would work with all the geometric shapes though...and the primary colors ...still it was quick and I got my temporary quilt fix. :twisted:

Reminds me of a Gee's Bend quilt. Great job!

I like it! The thought flits though my mind to do that then flies away. It's nice to see that it can be done sucessfully!

Well next time maybe you will give it a bit longer...It is really easy...and is just leftovers...I bet you have made a Mulligans Stew before...or a pot pie?

That's a great happy looking quilt! I hate throwing away the tiniest scrap, ya know? But my house overflows if I don't do something ever so often.

Ya done good!! :D

Sharon

Celeste..who is in the pic on the message board? looks like a cutie.
Jean

That is beautiful! I love those colors! Great use of your scraps!!!

That's so pretty!---it looks nautical to me.....

Jean

Are you refering to my avatar? That is our beautiful Mahana, a Doberman Pincher. She died in January of this year at twelve and a half years. Of course, no matter how old they are, it's never long enough. She loved people, but a lot of people were scared of her. She was a lot like "Yertle the Turtle": all the land she saw was her domain, and would bark at people who were walking on the sidewalk two streets away. (There's an open space across the street, but not for long I fear.) Also the air space above her- if there was a plane or spot light overhead they got a scolding. To me, the funniest thing she did was have to sniff new people all over, including their eyelashes! (You knew they really wanted to be there!) When she was done with her interrigation, she'd bring you something to hold, mostly something already chewed on and usually damp. :lol:

She always seemed to be cold, or at least liked to be covered up. Even in the summer if it was just a sheet!


Sorry Sandra, I just couldn't pass up an opportunity to talk about one of my "babies!" :oops:

What a wonderful way to use up your scraps. I really do love quilts like this. It reminds me of an antique quilt where the woman used what she had and made something warm and cheerful in the process. Good job!!

it looks like a controlled scrappy...