A friend showed us a scrap quilt she had made where you cut strips of several sizes and many fabrics, then put them in a sack and take them out randomly to sew 7 strips. You start with the 6 lightest sets and after using 3, add 3 more sets. It was fun, and I like the effect I got when I reversed every other strip before sewing it all together. I used 57 fabrics and am thinking of doing another one.Friday, November 26, 2010
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A friend showed us a scrap quilt she had made where you cut strips of several sizes and many fabrics, then put them in a sack and take them out randomly to sew 7 strips. You start with the 6 lightest sets and after using 3, add 3 more sets. It was fun, and I like the effect I got when I reversed every other strip before sewing it all together. I used 57 fabrics and am thinking of doing another one.
I like the effect of all the strips, and the colours you've used. Very nice result.
ReplyDeleteIt's really beautiful, Sandy!
ReplyDeleteI agree, a lovely quilt. Simple but very effective.
ReplyDeleteI really love this, the colours you have used are lovely.
ReplyDeletelove love love this!
ReplyDeleteI love the colors!
ReplyDeleteLooks great Sandy - beautiful colours!
ReplyDeleteI like that a lot!
ReplyDeleteThere is nothing like scrappy. Love it.
ReplyDeleteGreat colors and texture - have you considered using the same technique to make a fiber-art woven basket to sit on the table next to it?
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