This is a great pattern. I've got it downloaded, printed out, and in my "get-er-done" folder. When I was about 12 or 13, I made a Roman Stripe that had thousands of pieces. I poked it away at my mothers house. Then my sister found it, quilted it, and gave it to my daughter when she was 12 or 13. It's one of her favorites. I need to get her to take a photo of it. Wasn't one scrappy project enough for me? Sara

I made one of these after Chele put her pic on here...its a lovely one to do and got rid of a lot of bits and pieces of material! I cant remember if I ever put a pic on here or not! lol!

Karen

I don't know how I missed this one til now, Chele, its so nice, I love
it. Have lots of 3 inch squares from swapping so will try it with
those. Thats a next years project. :roll: :lol:

I love scrappy quilts and yours came out great!!

Chele:
I just love it! I'm BIG on scrappy and this one really appeals to the scrappy in me. This will be my great motivation piece for the day! Thank you.

Feathers

This is really great Chele. I love the look. Keep up the good work.

Hi Saravincent:
You mentioned the Roman Stripe and that piqued my interest as I had seen one years ago...I have my Roman Stripe blocks just about completed. Thanks for reminding me that I like that block pattern and Chele, again, I LOVE your Arkansas Crossroads and have it in my next scrap quilt TO DO file.

Thanks!
Feathers

Karen:
I don't remember seeing your Arkansas block...post it, we'll all enjoy seeing it for the first time or again.

Feathers

I did put it on Feathers...I think its under "Thanks Chele" with the pics!

Karen

I missed this post back in November. This is such a neat quilt!! I saw this quilt done using 1930's retro prints in a recent Fon's & Porter's magazine. I was just looking under scrappy quilts in a search & found your neat quilt. Did you end up quilting it yourself?? Did you take a photo?? I'd like to see how you quilted it. Great quilt!