Wild8580

I used two silverware plastic trays. You know the ones with the different sections. Used one for lights and one for darks. I put each size strip in the different sections. I am a bit of an organizational freak. When I had my different shirt pieces on my cutting table, I picked one up from each stack, alternating the order so that when I went to sew I didn't have to stir through the piles to pick the next strip. My goal was to have no two the same in each block. It worked most of the time. I worked on ten at a time. I kept the trays next to my sewing table and sewed a strip to the previous round as leader and enders. When I got those ten done (the round that I was on), I would trim. It kept me from being overwhelmed with the whole project. 10 at a time in whatever part of the construction was much easier to accomplish than the thought of all 56 of them. This is not a complicated block, but I agree it is time consuming but worth the results.

Sew Freak

verrrrry nice!!!

Homespun

Oh, my that is gorgeous!

carolynjo

Just gorgeous!

BrendaK

Beautiful quilt and quilting. Glad you finished it. BrendaK

Donnamarie

Love your quilt, you did a great job! Scrappy quilts are my favorites. Have you tried making a log cabin from scraps? I just made one in the spring and just love it. See the photo of my log cabin under my name.

judith ann

http://www.pinterest.com/nievescasta...shirts-quilts/
This site has many homespun/shirting quilts

Wild8580

I want to see a bigger picture. Did you post it in a thread. I too love scrappy quilts. I love the mix of colors in scrappy, but tend to choose my fabrics to blend. Your picture looks great but would love to see it bigger.

weasier22

Love this quilt!

VickyOH

Lovely! All that hard work paid off--it is stunning.