I like all the variety in your quilts. The one that's second from the bottom in your first post--what's that pattern? I think I might try that one. Or at least put it on the Someday Maybe list:)

Hi zozee, if you are asking me about my post, the second from the bottom with the owls is the pattern Zig Zag Zoom and is free online. I had to change it up some, lol, can't seem to follow a pattern without alterations. Mine was a little more tricky as I used squares for the joining sections so had to make the pieces fit the measurements needed. I think in the original pattern they used strips of fabric which would be a lot simpler.

finally got this one to floppy stage - I started it in April.

http://i31.photobucket.com/albums/c3...psyma9nhaf.jpg

Wow, those are great. What's the pattern of the one on the long arm? It looks intriguing.

Do you create a pattern, then sew to it? Or have some sort of intermediate step? I tend to sew my strips together until I get tired of sewing, then press and figure out later what to do with them. Or if I get a bunch of squares, I'll sew 4 patches for awhile.

Love this scrappy! Is this your own design or a pattern? Looks like a fun top to put together. Thanks for posting.

Very pretty, Macybaby!

Macybaby, I love your quilts. My favorite looks like an Arkansas Crossroads pattern only very scrappy and perhaps not the 9P centers. Is this your own design and could I copy it? Great job on all your scrappy quilts!!

Macybaby I love your quilt posted in #203. Do you have a pattern? Another one added to my wish list. By the way I love all the others too.

Charity - the one on the LA is Snake River, it's a modified log cabin design. None of these are my own design - mostly I find pictures of something I like and then figure out how to make it. Except the Sylvia's Bridal sampler (last one pictured)- it's one thing to figure out one block that is used 50 times, but not figuring out 50 blocks that are used one time!

Happylab, I did not purchase a pattern for that one, but it's real simple as it's only two 3.5" blocks (unfinished). I used a row of 3.5" blocks to break it up a bit.

The best part of going scrappy, you don't need to know the yardage - and often that is the hardest thing to figure out without a pattern that tells you what you need.

Here is a scrappy I made earlier this year it's from Joan Ford's book on scrap quilting. I think it's called sugar and spice. It's baby quilt size.

Rob