to this!
Admittedly it's a bit like playing Spot the Difference - but there has been progress. The blocks are now all certain uniform heights (from 5", 6.25" and 7") which means they will get pieced together in rows before being sewn together as a top. A top of what though??
Some gratuitous close ups!
I love the memories the fabric evokes and whilst I haven't actually used every fabric that is in here I can still recall where it all came from! The story, and the history, of a quilt are something that money just can't buy.
One of me Bee blocks this month was a scrappy 1/4 log cabin so whilst I was sorting through my strings and my scraps I took the opportunity to start a few for myself.
So I am linking up over at Mrs Sew and Sow today and am looking forward to seeing other people's scrap projects on the go or maybe even finished. x
Great Scrappiness! Looking forward to seeing where this will take you! I use my scraps to make quilts for Siblings Together and other things! Thanks for linking up to #scraptastictuesday
ReplyDeleteGreat Scrappiness! Looking forward to seeing where this will take you! I use my scraps to make quilts for Siblings Together and other things! Thanks for linking up to #scraptastictuesday
ReplyDeleteThat's a great scrappy project, the memories are priceless
ReplyDeleteFun scrappiness! I love scrap quilts and have made several.
ReplyDeleteThis is lovely; I am becoming s big fan of scrappiness.
ReplyDeleteI love it! I have a scrap vortex quilt in the beginning stages as well. It's a great project to turn to when I want to do some mindless sewing. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteGreat scraps: I love revisiting fabrics and the memories that they evoke.
ReplyDeleteI love where this is headed! I love scraps so much. When I was a toddler, I had a small scrappy quilt and I think my love of scraps stems from that.
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