1. My scrappy improv quarter log cabin quilt top sat for a while, but eventually I pushed through to get it done.
I really appreciated how many scraps it used up, and it's a block I always enjoy making. So win-win on this one.

Fragmentary :: 72" x 72"
2. Juneish was made during Amanda Jean/crazy mom quilts' June Quilt QAL, and again, used up alot of scraps! Separated by those backing squares, it made for a really large quilt.

I treated myself and asked my guild-mate Pam Cole of Keeping it Simple to quilt it for me and I'm so glad I did!

Juneish :: 86" x 86"
3. Another scrap-involved project led directly to the improv stripes QAL and it was great fun to have a crowd sewing along with me.

Here's the basic block tutorial, in case you missed it. I have no doubt I'll be making more of these.

variegated :: 32" x 35"
4. A scrappy tumbler quilt with a mix of all my brown scraps had been on my list for a while.

The result, Double Tall Skinny Vanilla, went together really fast, and I enjoyed it so much, I'm working on another version. Love when that happens.

Double Tall Skinny Vanilla :: 56" square
5. Last on my Q3 list and the most recent finish was a baby quilt made with the Geo pattern by Samantha Green/MissyMackCreations.

This was the one project that wasn't begun from scraps, but I appreciated being able to mix some stash fabrics with a few new purchases to be able to make the envisioned quilt.

Geo Baby :: 32" x 44"
So that was a terrific quarter.... loved using up so many scraps, and focusing on some really enjoyable sewing!
Gorgeous work . . . Now you will have fun filling up your scrap pile again :)
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Connie :)
Awesome projects! Beautiful! Really neat tumbler quilt! Enjoy your day!!
ReplyDeleteWoohoo! You did good, Girl! I could live with every one of your finishes.
ReplyDeleteIt was a fabulous quarter! Great recap of some wonderful projects. :)
ReplyDeleteScraps and stash used--and wonderful quilts made=WIN WIN. Love your finished projects. My scraps are far too plentiful at present!
ReplyDeleteNice finishes and nice pictures
ReplyDeleteYou always make very nice quilts and I admire that you always get them done.
ReplyDeletegreat job! I need to go link up too
ReplyDeleteWow! Five quilts finished during this quarter! And using mostly scraps in addition to that. I'm speechless ... Congratulations Debbie!
ReplyDeleteTerrific sounds right - five finished (not small) quilts is really amazing. Great work! Thanks for the inspiration.
ReplyDeleteThose were some AMAZING finishes!! Enjoy.
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