Scrap quilts
 

I had a lot of scraps after finishing the Prairie Meadow applique quilt so decided to avoid restashing and just use it up. The first quilt is a pattern from a FQ book called Lattice. This used a sew and flip snowball corner, which was a nice chunk of fabric to just throw away so I made HST first before flipping and whacking. Then I used all the HST’s and the balance of scraps and made the second quilt featuring Ohio Stars and pinwheels in different sizes. There is no pattern…just winging it until scraps gone… just a few wisps and strips of fabric left which I added to my crumb bags…. Very satisfying to use up all that fabric and produce 3 quilts. Yah!!

Beautiful quilts!!!

Great Quilts, good job !

Nice job on both of them. No one would know they were leftover fabrics.

Wonderful quilts

Pretty tops! I love your color sense.

:) Congrats for using up your scraps to make these lovely quilts. Do you start making blocks and then put them on a design wall before you start to sew the rows together?

Great quilts! Love the lattice.

What a lovely use of those pesky scraps. I love them!

Scrappy quilts are my favorites! Well done!

Very nice! Love to see “found” fabric making such pretty quilts.

Love your creativity, Teen! The stars quilt is genius!

Great job using up your scraps!

They're both beautiful and a great use of scraps, Teen!

Rob

I love the scrappy stars!

Wonderful use of scraps! It's amazing how many quilts are lurking in those scrap bins!

Wish I had your stamina LOL Once I finish with a quilt, I really don't want to deal with the scraps. Your two "extra" quilts are amazing and may make me rethink my strategy or lack of.

Great scrappies teen! Love the second one with the stars.

Teen, you've never shown a quilt I didn't LOVE. Your color sense and skill is awesome!

Gorgeous, Teen. You're not only prolific, you're incredibly talented.

Watson

Love both of these quilts. So pretty!

Beautiful quilts from scraps. And a polka dot white border!!!!

I know, right? Lol…still loving my polka dots…