Scrappy Quilt show - Right Here!! :)
05-18-2019, 02:43 AM
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Originally Posted by oksewglad
jw320 a wonderful selection of scrap quilts. I think my favorite is the cowboy boots!
First time to put a 'binding facing' on it.. Like how it looks but don't think it will hold up to a lot of washings.....
05-18-2019, 06:40 PM
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Originally Posted by bjeriann
I love scrappy quilts but have a problem with letting go and just put it together. I have to keep control.
Originally Posted by sewbizgirl 
06-05-2019, 12:06 PM
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Originally Posted by pinkflowers
I needed a baby quilt quick, and put this together. I had the blocks done for a while, just waiting for a way to use them. Squares in the blocks are 2"x 2". Backing is flannel. Domestic machine quilted.
06-05-2019, 12:09 PM
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Originally Posted by jmoore
I sometimes forget about this thread until I get notifications of recent posts and it seems everyone has been busy lately.
Boston, you certainly do beautiful scrappy quilts...especially love the log cabin and heart quilt.
SBG, I saw your post in “pictures” and love your scrappy finishes too...particularly the first one that looks like a chevron.
Oksewglad, your grandson’s quilt looks so cozy and warm.
Here is a scrappy project that I’ve been working on from Amanda Nyberg Jean’s book “No Scrap Left Behind” It has been a fun project and goes together quickly. I work on it on Wednesdays when I join a group of ladies at our LQS for “open sew.” It is an easy pattern that allows you to enjoy conversation without having to concentrate too much. LOL
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Boston, you certainly do beautiful scrappy quilts...especially love the log cabin and heart quilt.
SBG, I saw your post in “pictures” and love your scrappy finishes too...particularly the first one that looks like a chevron.
Oksewglad, your grandson’s quilt looks so cozy and warm.
Here is a scrappy project that I’ve been working on from Amanda Nyberg Jean’s book “No Scrap Left Behind” It has been a fun project and goes together quickly. I work on it on Wednesdays when I join a group of ladies at our LQS for “open sew.” It is an easy pattern that allows you to enjoy conversation without having to concentrate too much. LOL
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