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Based on both public and private communications, I've come to believe that "scrappy" is not so well-defined nor used to mean the same thing by all quilters.
What's your definition of Scrappy? Please answer with a photograph (or several). (These are NOT my quilts, but others I've found here that I admire.) |
I love the black one.
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Those are very pretty and scrappy.
To me scrappy is using lots of different fabrics, no matter how you put them together. |
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These are some of my scrappy quilts!
Our family signature quilt [ATTACH=CONFIG]280287[/ATTACH] My granddaughter's Dora quilt [ATTACH=CONFIG]280288[/ATTACH] Pastel fabrics for my best girlfriend all hand quilted [ATTACH=CONFIG]280289[/ATTACH] Scrappy 9patch for my older brother all hand quilted - This was a quiltboard challenge quilt from last year [ATTACH=CONFIG]280290[/ATTACH] |
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More of my scrappy quilts!
No two pinwheels will be the same fabric when I get this done [ATTACH=CONFIG]280291[/ATTACH] Another scrappy quilt [ATTACH=CONFIG]280293[/ATTACH] |
Scrappy to me is defined as using any fabric left over from previous projects. Nothing PURCHASED for the project. Though I know many people actually purchase and co-ordinate fabric for scrap quilts. But, to me that defeats the purpose of what a scrap quilt is about.
Here's one of mine and it's a true scrap quilt. http://www.quiltingboard.com/t-160689-1.htm By the way...someone entered a scrap quilt at our show and was marked down by a judge because the scraps weren't co-ordinated well.... Grrrrr. Scraps are scraps:< |
scrappy is taking all your leftovers and making a work of art
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Originally Posted by QuiltnNan
(Post 4613603)
scrappy is taking all your leftovers and making a work of art
Pat |
Originally Posted by QuiltnNan
(Post 4613603)
scrappy is taking all your leftovers and making a work of art
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