Possibly the wildest string quilt ever!
 

Well, I finally finished it. My wild string quilt, made with all my stray flannel scraps from comforters large and small over the years. I used the waxed paper method, think I will try the muslin method next, just to see which I prefer. As you can see I knotted it instead of quilting. Wild but will keep someone warm.

Love your wild quilt. It looks warm and inviting, just perfect to wrap around yourself on a cold evening.
Thank you for sharing.

I like! Nice and bright.

It's wild and wonderful and just right! Love it♥

It's wonderfully scrappy! It's the kind of quilt you want to snuggle in on a cold, rainy night with a book and mug of hot chocolate. Thanks for sharing.

I think it's grrrrrrrreat! Also, what is the wax paper method?

Very pretty.

Pretty! Very colorful!

I agree! It's awesome & come next winter, we'll all be longing to have one just like it! Thanks for sharing!

looks great to me nice job!!!!

I believe it is the same as using freezer paper or another lightweight paper to help stabilize the fabric while piecing. If I'm wrong I'm sure someone will correct this! :)

Help it is SCREAMING at me!!!!!! Not really - just kiddin'

Wonderful work!!!!

Very colorful! Will be great to curl up with!

Looks great
 

I finally found it and it is neat I never thought of using flannel. I will send you a pm tomorrow.
Keep quilting.

I've not heard of a wax paper method but if it's like foundation piecing or paper piecing, i sort of get it. great quilt!

love the brightness!!! knotting it just means its all that much more cozy to wrap up in! :) will have to look into the wax paper method, i have never heard of it before!

wild smild.... I think it is wonderful.. bright- yes... but, bright = cheerful

I love it

Dynamic colors should go with just about any color palate!

Just lovely, great job and thank you for sharing. Have a Blessed day Ellen

It is wild but wonderful

I guess i wasn't so clear, but the wax paper method is using waxed paper for a foundation. Other members have posted tutorials, and steered me to a great website and blog-quiltville.com by Bonnie Hunter. She gives great pictures and very easy directions.

Ha,ha, yep, it is screaming at everyone!

WOW! It looks fantastic! :)