Scrappy quilt = scrappy binding.
I LOVE scrappy quilts that use up all of that leftover fabric.
This is heading straight to the washer and dryer to get all crinkly.
And here is what is currently in my hoop.
I am just getting started on this one and really enjoying it. This is a fun scrap quilt I put together about 2 years ago and it has just been sitting and waiting patiently for its turn in the hoop. However, since it is for me it always gets pushed aside. I have 2 quilts that will push this one to the side again as soon as their backs are pieced and they are basted. One day she will be done...
Here is a picture of the whole quilt.
Thanks for stopping by!
Tracy
Such a bright and happy quilt. Nice finish.
ReplyDeleteI love the scrappy quilts you make! I have added your blog to my blog roll to see what you are up to. Thank you for sharing, your work is very inspiring!
ReplyDeleteThanks Tanya! I so love seeing what everyone else it up to!
DeleteWow Tracy, look at those stitches! Just awesome!!!
ReplyDeleteLove all of those fabrics together!
Esther
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What a happy quilt, the colours are so pretty and it just makes me smile to see it!
ReplyDeleteI love your scrappy star! High on my list of 'Need That'. Keep us updated on your progress, please.
ReplyDeleteJulie
Love the scrappy star. You should finish it for yourself.
ReplyDeleteSo bright and cheerful!
ReplyDeleteI love the color grading and the loopy quilting, so happy!
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful quilt. Congrats with the finish.
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