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yourstrulyquilts 02-18-2010 06:13 PM

Very very nice! Your baby quilts are darling! Great job!! :mrgreen:

memathomas 02-18-2010 09:19 PM

welcome from M.O. i have a lot of scraps and i think ok next is a scrap quilt i am going to use them them...... i end up shopping i don't know when i will ever use them.LOL I'm Promising now i will use them before 2011. hows that!!!!! any way welcome.

Memathomas

MrsJRhine 02-20-2010 06:44 PM

I've recently joined a Quilt Group on Yahoo..I'm currently going to be doing my first block swap I think its gonna be alot of fun..Its called a Cryaon Box I'm using parts from my scrap bag that I've boughten this past summer from a yard sale, plus scraps that I have from other quilts that I've made also..

Oklahoma Suzie 02-24-2010 07:46 AM


Originally Posted by PineyRiverQuilter
Here's my latest "stash" busters, three baby girl quilts (two are for gifts for two little baby girls due into our extended family - one in April and and one in May). Love this idea of just "shopping" in my own sewing room and stash. It's liberating!

beautiful quilts

Oklahoma Suzie 02-24-2010 07:48 AM


Originally Posted by butterjoy
That sounds good but got a question. What if none of the fabrics match. Whe if you have difereent designs and colors of fabric. Will it still look okay anhow. Just wondered beause I hav multicolors and prints that do not match at all. Thanks,
JOY

If you are making it scrappy, it doesn't have to match.

JUNEC 02-24-2010 08:52 AM


Originally Posted by PineyRiverQuilter
Here's my latest "stash" busters, three baby girl quilts (two are for gifts for two little baby girls due into our extended family - one in April and and one in May). Love this idea of just "shopping" in my own sewing room and stash. It's liberating!

Wow - they are just awesome - love all your bright colors

JUNEC 02-24-2010 08:54 AM


Originally Posted by Quilt Mom
I finished the top for DD's quilt. She needed something to take on long bus trips with the college choir. (Night travel, you see.) She picked the fabrics, and decided on the design. She chose things I might not have chosen, but I think it works.

Now, on to quilting!!!

Your quilt is fantastic - am in love with all the bright colors in it.

JUNEC 02-24-2010 08:57 AM


Originally Posted by hcarpanini
Does it count if I started this last year and just finished!

Your quilts are so unique and different - great job

JUNEC 02-24-2010 09:00 AM


Originally Posted by Andi
The first quilt I made and it had to have a 3 inch RED border (not my choice) donation to the RCMP in Kelowna, BC. The cruisers there had 2 quilts in each car for use at roadside accidents etc. This quilt was half scrappy and half background fabric that I purchased.

I spent a few afternoons with quilters learning how to piece and assemble various blocks and this was the first project they picked for me.

Since then I have finished 7 other quilts but this is my only scrappy quilt so far, but not the last!

I agree that these projects are great for donation. We also donated to Hospice and Neonatal units at the hospital. We sent about 80 quilts with Doctors without borders and that was a great way to use up all those kids prints that we end up with.

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Just beautiful - love all the different blocks you incorporated in the quilt - red border is gorgeous

shopbelt 02-28-2010 04:10 PM

I hung an organizer in my closet and organized my pieces by color.


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