I have just finished a bullseye quilt. A great quilt to make if you like using your favorite scraps.

Wow, that does look like fun!

Nice scrappy bulls eye. I have seen these before but didn't know what the names was. Thank you for sharing.

oooohhh oh oh I like that!!!! :thumbup:

Good looking quilt. Are the bullseyes appliqued or inset?

It's beautiful! I love scrappy quilts.

We did that last yr. in quilt grp. One of the women sent it to be quilted and they QUILTED right over the edges!! I was ruined and she never told them they quilted it wrong :cry: :cry:

Very nice :-P

I was wondering the same thing. Its beautifal. :thumbup:
Looks hard.

It looks like a top stitch applique?

What a great idea for those scraps, and I like the outcome.
Let us know how you did those circles!!!

Oh I just love that!! :D :thumbup:

Yes, we all want to know. It is just a beautiful quilt.
("she puts another one down on her 'to do' list)

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Your quilt is very nice.. I like the scrappiness of it.

Here's some free bulls-eye patterns. I've done both the hearts and the flowers for my niece.

http://fatcatpatterns.com/bulls_eye.htm

Thanks for the site -- they have some great patterns!! :D

Very interesting pattern. Another one for my list. Your quilt is very nice and you certainly used lots of the scraps!!!

Very nice!!!!

Very nice!

Very nice!

Nice. A small group I belong to has done this swapping at least two times I think. I have never done one but I love how they come out!

Now that's my kind of quilt. Is this raw edge applique? Even better!

What a fun scrappy!!! I love it :D:D:D

How cool. I really like it

Love your quilt. My first quilt was 'Bull's Eye" . I saw it in a shop and decided I can that. It turned out great.
I used 8", 6" and 4" circls on a 14"square. Did quilt as you go method. My daughter grabbed quilt as soon as is was completed.

Beautiful quilt. Thanks for sharing.

I have this done in a wall quilt - pattern came from a Kaye Wood book.

Very cool!

The circles are cut out free hand with a scissors and then sewed on top of fabric square with machine cutting out the back of each circle so the blocks don't get too thick. I then cut the squares into 4 sections and paired them up with another section to get the scrappy look. Machine quilting was only done between the circles. As the quilt is washed the circles will fray to the stitching.

Super explanation Becca. I also used my Circular attachment for my Bernina alng with my piecing pressr foot to stitch the circles onto the square. This helped keep my stitching the desired distance from the circle raw edges..

Really nice! :thumbup:

That's my favorite all-time quilt to make, I could do those forever. I got my pattern from a book called something like Quilts from Aunt Amy. The best thing is the more they're washed, the softer they get. I just love mine.

Interesting pattern. Lots of circle stuff going on.

Very nice work! :)

That is a cool quilt. At first I thought they were all curved seams and that didn't seem like fun at all. Than I realized they are appliqued. Much better for me.

What a neat pattern and thanks for the link :thumbup:

Your Bullseye Quilt is fabulous!! :D I just love the pattern & the fact that you were able to use your scraps. I need to try something like this, too. It looks like fun!!
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ok, not a big scrappy fan, but I am slowly coming around. Every time I see a great quilt like this I get a little closer! :) Thanks so much for sharing!

I'd love to have the pattern that you used for your scrappy bull's eye!! I LOVE scrappy quilts, and I have PLENTY and I do mean PLENTY of scraps that need to be used!

Just found your explanation --- thanks so much!! I'm gonna give her a try!! Scrap basket.........here I come.

great way to use up scraps