I made a quilt for my new niece, which I titled "Autumnal Little Ponies" because the colors reminded me of a collection of My Little Pony toys.

awesome, thanks for sharing with us

Beautiful quilt. Love the yard.

Beautiful quilts and glorious setting.

Very pretty!

Love it! What a great way to use everything up.

I really like those!

I love the names you gave your quilts. The quilts are outstanding too.

WOW I am impressed with all the quilts and the way you were able to use up ALL the fabric :mrgreen:

WOW!!! Those quilts are beautiful!!! :D:D:D
I love how you used up ALL of the fabric too!!!

wow you've been super busy.

They are very lovely that's one special little girl. :)

How creative you are! Great quilts

Beautiful quilts and great imagination!

Gal

I LOVE the scenery, that shows around your pretty quilt!! :D The colors are wonderful. You certainly made good use of all of that fabric. I am so glad you didn't run out of fabric!! :D It couldn't be cuter. Thanks for sharing with all of us!!
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Wow, wonderful quilts, am so impressed that u used it all up. Fabulous!

Wonderful projects and you certainly didn't waste a thing.

That is the prettiest photo of a quilt display I have seen yet! Your little story was wonderfully environmentally friendly. You are terrific.

Wow you really made the fabric go along way. Great job.

Wow you did a great job of using all your fabric. Great projects.

Wow, I bet she loves it. PRETTY!

You sure did use almost every scrap of fabric in all those beautiful quilts. When I first brought the first pix up I thought I was going to look at a landscape quilt - beautiful yard too!

wow!! you really put your fabric to good use! I love them all

beautiful. perfect photo background. Looks like your inspiration.

Pretty, pretty quilts! I just knew that you were in the North West part of the country! The landscape is so lovely in your part of the world. :-)

Waste not, want not!!! Beautiful quilts!!!
You could start a Crumb quilt with the leftover scraps,lol!!!

Great way to keep those fabrics out of the scrap bin. Love them.

My, you didn't waste much, did you? They all look great.

Lovely quilts

Beautiful yard, if I lived on your side of the Cascades, my yard would be like that.

BEAUTIFUL! That photo belongs in a quilt magazine! Stunning!

They are all so pretty and unique. I love the colors and the patterns! I really like the challenge of using every last bit of fabric. You did a great job!

Love, love, love them all! You did a fabulous job!

Ditto all the above. Thought I was looking at a quilt magazine.
What is the pinkish/red bush/vine growing? Beautiful.

I think the background matches the colors in the quilt. Wow all three using the same fabric--nice job. Waste not want not.

Thanks for all the nice comments. This has got to be the most supportive and pleasant board on the internet (speaking as a quilt board newbie, but scrapbook board oldtimer).

It is interesting how all those pinks, which did not seem like good fall colors, worked really well with the yard, isn't it? I don't know what that bush is called -- it has sharp thorns, very small red berries in winter, the leaf is almost a box-wood, but it grows with long shoots. I'm lucky that my yard stays looking nice with very little work on our part -- we just pick up the leaves and try to tidy up and let it do what it will -- love that about the Pacific Northwest.

They are all very nice and beautiful!

Very pretty!

there is a scrapbook board????

Less is more. I love the simplicity of these quilts, they seem honest - pure. It takes a definite sophistication to do 'simple'.

They look great. What a way to use up you fabric

You did a great job! I can't believe how little you had left when you were thru!

I just love that Swanky fabric. I've got several Swanky turnovers just waiting to become a pinwheel quilt. I've got another grandbaby on the way...I'm hoping it's a girl. It would be such a pretty baby quilt.