DianneK

Nothing is more satisfying than to be able to create something beautiful out of scraps, especially when they were given as a gift! Your quilts are beautiful

QuiltnNan

great creations. you sure did the bargello the hard way - square by square

Jingle

All are gorgeous, I'm sure they will be loved. Wonderful work on them.

red-warrior

Very nice choices for your gift stash!!!

liking quilting

Great use of scraps! The giver certainly know the right person to give them to.

alfosa421

Love them all especially the poinsetta one but what is lefsa??????Recipe??

QM

You did well. Those unsquare squares can be a pain. We always have to add or substract. Your quilt was worth the work.

spartan quilter

Lefsa is a Norweigan food. The base is made of mashed potatoes, cream, butter and flour. Rolled thinner than a pie crust, and then lightly fried on a large grill, turning like a pancake. My lefsa usually measure 8>10 inches across. To eat it, you spread it with butter and then add what ever you like, such as sugar, any variety, peanut butter, honey, meats, etc. It is like a bread substitute. It was generally eaten with lutefisk, and I won't go into that. And since I am of Polish descent, learning to make lefsa came after I was married. But now, I have grandchildren who make it with their Moms. I would guess that you could probaby google it, but if you really want to do it, I do have a recipe. And I do share.

NewbieToQuilting

I'm from northwest North Dakota so I know exactly what Lefsa is!! We grew up eating it. Never could do the lutefisk though!! Grandma is 100% Norwegian so we had it a lot Quilts are beautiful.

Mariposa

Fun creations! Great job!!