A scrap quilt that I finished about a month ago. It just sold, and I realized I hadn’t shown it here on the blog. I started cutting rectangles, 2.5”x3.5”. It’s a slightly different look than squares, so it’s something fun to try for a change. I then started sewing them together, alternating light and dark. If I had quite a few rectangles from one type of fabric, I didn’t spread them out through the quilt, but rather kept them together just as I pulled them off the stack. In the end, I think it gives the quilt a nice pattern with less chaos.
On the right hand side, I did a few rows with squares rather than rectangles. It’s not something you easily notice, but it’s fun to add surprises!
Angie says
Love this quilt!
Gretchen Weaver says
This quilt turned out so nice, such a simple pattern but so striking! Happy Stitching!
Penelope says
I love this quilt! Your design is terrific! It was so fun to look at all of your different fabrics. I always want to copy every quilt you make, they’re so good. Thanks for your tips today, and soooo glad to see you posting your “beauties” and tips more. ��
LAM says
Love the pictures of your new quilts you made with your scraps.
WesternWilson says
Love this quilt…one thing I have been finding is how darned hard it is to collect low volume prints with colour in them…ie a small sprig on a white background. Light value fabrics are tough to collect!