Scrappy Quilt show - Right Here!! :)
07-08-2011, 04:54 PM
#191
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Join Date: Dec 2007
Location: Daytona Beach Shores, FL
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Originally Posted by kathy6696
ok, i am back. I am so excited about all these scrappy quilts, all wonderful. I went and took a picture of my first (WIP) scrappy quilt, used the leader and ender method. The sixteen patches were all truly a mix of scraps, the star blocks are done with fabrics from my stash. (I can't even believe I have a stash, small as it is.) I don't know how big it is going to be yet, I guess that depends on how many more star blocks I can make. I am thinking about a country type red for a border and then maybe a border of the patches. What do you think This is also the first time I am posting a picture, so let's cross our fingers.
07-08-2011, 05:19 PM
#192
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Join Date: Jul 2010
Location: Central Willamette Valley, Oregon, USA
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Originally Posted by GingerK
This was actually the first quilt I ever made. For months, I bought quarter yards of small print fabrics, any time I was near a fabric shop. (I honestly did not have a stash at the time!!). The top sat for 6 years, unquilted because I discovered a glaring flaw almost in the middle and did not know what to do to fix it. Finally, I openned some seams, moved a few things around and now, am very happy with My First Quilt!
The second one started as a few blocks because I wanted to try a Log Cabin (plus I needed something to do with the 'stash' I had acquired to make my FIRST quilt!!). I decided to make a lap quilt...which quickly changed into a twin bed quilt...which grew to fit a queen. And when it got to that point, I decided that I liked it so much that I would love to make it a king size to fit our bed, but could not find any more of the two fabrics that outline each block. (Sigh). And so it remains--Just a Queen!
The second one started as a few blocks because I wanted to try a Log Cabin (plus I needed something to do with the 'stash' I had acquired to make my FIRST quilt!!). I decided to make a lap quilt...which quickly changed into a twin bed quilt...which grew to fit a queen. And when it got to that point, I decided that I liked it so much that I would love to make it a king size to fit our bed, but could not find any more of the two fabrics that outline each block. (Sigh). And so it remains--Just a Queen!
07-08-2011, 05:23 PM
#193
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Location: Outside St. Louis
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Here are some of mine.
Log Cabin at Nine Patch Crossing
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D9P Quilt
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Basket of Logs
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Rail Fence #8 for 2011
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07-08-2011, 05:30 PM
#195
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Location: Outside St. Louis
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Some more.
Triple Around the World
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Sunflowers and pinwheels
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From blocks I cut out in the 70s
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Made from leftovers from 2 Triple Around the Worlds
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For my DSonIL
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For oldest Grandson
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07-08-2011, 05:50 PM
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Location: Lakeshore, Ont. Canada
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[Love that last one from the strings you won. The black diamond in the center is really pulling it together. You gonna applique that cat on there? :lol:[/quote]
This line about the cat cracked me up. That's part of why I love this group so much. AND....the quilts in this thread are awesome, so beautiful.
This line about the cat cracked me up. That's part of why I love this group so much. AND....the quilts in this thread are awesome, so beautiful.
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