Scrap Quilting
I talked about my next project in my last post along with that wrinkled pile of scrap fabric that was going to be 2 twin sized quilts for my grandson's bunk beds he'll be moving into sometime soon. Well, I have ironed and cut a lot of fabric and somewhat tamed the pile. After making that last quilt which involved a lot of piecing I wanted something easier and here it is. Just 2 blocks-a nine patch and an hour glass. I think this quilt lends itself to many, many scraps which I just happen to have!

absolutely beautiful.
ReplyDeleteThe little man will love his quilts, especially since his nya-nya made them special for him! Want to come create something out of the scraps at my house?
ReplyDeleteVery sweet!
ReplyDeleteWhat a perfect way to outfit those new bunkbeds. Scrap quilts are the best *s*
ReplyDeleteThis is a beautiful scrap quilt. It is nice to be able to use some of those scraps up!
ReplyDeleteWONDERFUL! Perfect boy quilts!
ReplyDeleteI just love scrappy quilts and this one looks great!
ReplyDeleteThose are perfect for boys and bunk beds! A true treasure!!
ReplyDeleteunbelievalbe I can see you were very busy...the quilts look absolutely wonderful!! love that you can see something and just go it...you have given me great plans for my 9patches I had swapped..
ReplyDeleteWow! Colorful and comfy. Charming. I love it. Thanks for sharing this one with us. I enjoyed reading about it, too.
ReplyDeleteYou're super duper cool.
Love those bright happy scrappy quilts!
ReplyDeleteThe quilt in your previous post is beautiful, and I love your new banner!
ReplyDeleteVery cute! I almost made that same pattern with my prairie paisley but I decided to do something with just a jelly roll and no extra yardage so that ruled it out.
ReplyDeleteLovely just lovely
ReplyDeleteLynn