I so admire anyone who can set down and sew for three months like that and come up with all
that you did they are all Beautiful !!!

I am amazed at your output and creativity. Each and every one of them is a beauty. Thanks so much for sharing and motivating those of us that really need to address those "mystery bags piled up in a corner":)

I'm amazed you had that many scraps. And I admire your creativeness and tenacity. I would like to see them after you quilt them.

Wow! You go girl!! Your persistence has paid off! Such a lovely variety of tops and quilts! :)

Yes, that is exactly how it worked for me.

Thanks...but this was just one of my bags of scraps...just my bag of 2.5" blocks. I have a big 30 gallon trash bag full of 2" strips, one of 1.5" strips, a large box of 2.5" strips, etc. Plus since I did so much cutting up last year I've created another very large, unsorted bag of scraps that need to be dealt with and organized.

But I had no place for this bag of blocks...thus it was just "in my way"--so I decided to liquidate it.:) Now I have 14 more quilt tops to deal with! :):):)

You are an amazing woman, such inspiration, thanks for sharing.

You are truly amazing and an inspiration for my gallon bag of blocks.Now, which one am I going to choose. You have such a fabulous selection.When's your book coming to print?

Too funny.

You are all very kind and thanks for the nice comments.

It was really just a challenge to myself.

I did use up all my "blah" blocks, but in the meantime I had cut more red and white/off white/cream. I didn't use them up, but I didn't want to--they are saved out. But I used up my "boring" ones. For that I am grateful. There were esp. some in there that I was so glad to see "get used"--fabric I just didn't care for at all.

Oh.My.Gosh! I figured you were just talking about one, maybe TWO quilts worth of squares to use up! Holy Smokes...unbelievable! And each quilt turned out beautifully! And each is unique!