Playing with her scraps,
Joanne made these two improvisational quilts, the first which she called Blue
Scraps was done by continuing to add blue fabric until she had a nice sized lap
quilt (42 x 59 inches).
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Blue Scraps quilt |
Joanne decided that the
Drip pantograph from Beany Girl Quilts was an appropriate design for this
quilt, and we completed Blue Scraps with a royal blue thread.
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Drip pantograph |
For her second scrappy
quilt Joanne tried my Mile a Minute tutorial, and made scrappy blocks fit
together with sashing and cornerstones and a red border. I think she
enjoyed the process.
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Mile a Minute quilt |
For this patchy quilt
Joanne chose the Popcorn pantograph by Jodi Beamish and a cream coloured
thread.
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Popcorn pantograph |
Joanne had a few blocks
left over, so she incorporated them into back art for the quilt.
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Quilt back art |
A fun and useful way to use up fabric scraps.
We live in a web of ideas, a fabric
of our own making. - Joseph
Chilton Pearce