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These went together easy peasy, I cut them from chunks with the Accuquilt 9" Monkey Wrench die. A couple of those chunks came from the *ahem* floor of the She Shed. Scrappy quilts are my favorite--there are no "rules". If you look there is a Christmas fabric, a batik, a Civil War repro, brights, and a baby novelty with giraffes on it. They all play together nicely. Don't worry about picking fabrics that they "might" not go together. Those bright zinger fabrics might stick out if there are only one or two of them. Add a few more--they become "normal". Please see what everyone is working on at SoScrappy.
We survived the polar blast this week, and its going to be a warm weekend. What will you be doing? I'm going to sew!
Lori1R in South Dakota
10 comments:
Great job on the catch up work, Lori!! I agree with your scrap quilt formula. Use ALL the fabric! :o))
The more interesting the scraps the more interesting the quilt.
Great churn dash blocks. Scrappy is the best. Wishing I could sew this weekend, but hopefully on Monday.
Your churn dashes are great! I love the pretty colors on the crisp white background. And I agree with you about scrappy quilts - they're so fun because anything goes!
So many great fabrics. They all seem to go together perfectly.
Your blocks look beautiful. How’s your shoulder/arm behaving? We had a polar something or other here too, Single digits three mornings in a row!
Love the churns! I think they would play nicely with my Awespome blocks. Warming up down here in southern IL too this weekend. Enjoy!!
Beautiful blocks and I am so glad I am not the only one that *cough, cough* might pick up some scraps from the floor! I agree with the zingers... add a few more and they add that special quality that makes the quilts sing.
That's why I love scrap quilts too...no decisions about which fabrics to use. All scraps live together harmoniously in a quilt.
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