"Scrap Bags"

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Comment by Sherri Eley yesterday

pieced the last block and sewed the rows together the day before i broke my shoulder  I'm anxious to get an inner border on and then come up with a pieced outer border  i often leave borders off but would like this one just a little larger 

Comment by Janet/MO on December 10, 2020 at 11:11am

That is very  pretty Sherri.  

Comment by Sherri Eley on December 10, 2020 at 7:22am

Athough this is not a quilt it is from my scrap stash. or rather my rogue block bin,  which is made up of scrappie blocks used in other projects. Thes blocks are stripped pieced for a Bonnie HUnter quilt and when I finished them realized I had not oriented the strips correctly. They should have been places diagonally on the paper square, So I have 60 of the blocks all in the wroing direction.  Decide to stitch a few together to make a zippered tote. turned our fairly well, iti is my mock up. Want to come yp with a design I like that I will make up for gifting... 

Comment by MsDesigns on September 22, 2020 at 8:08am

I am a long time member of "Quilting With Us" (QWU). I used to give virtual workshops here. Like many others, I have ventured out as QWU became more quiet.

We are getting the warning that QWU is at risk of being disabled. I fear this is a sign that QWU will one day be no more.

It has become like family here and the thought of losing the friendships we have developed has giving me a sad heart. Like many dark clouds, there is a silver lining. When I ventured out, I created a quilters social network, much like QWU. I never mentioned it, for it was a conflict of interest. However, in this dark hour, it is time to let others know there is an alternative. It does not have to end here.

I would be honored for QWU members to join "Pattern Pastiche". If needed, we are more than happy to create a group for your new home.

Your "Pattern Pastiche" code: QWU

"Pattern Pastiche" is at

https://www.patternpastiche.com

Comment by Tanyel B on July 21, 2020 at 3:51pm

Diane, how nice to gift quilts to your family members when you’ve gotten together. Even better to use up scraps. You Tree everlasting quilt is very stunning. 

I recently participated in a mystery Quilt project with another group on this site. I decided to do mine with all scraps or leftover pieces of yardage. The piano keys border took a little longer than I had planned with me trying to ensure pieces were large enough (sometimes piecing them to make them large enough).  I was surprised to have this much red as I didn’t think I used that much red in quilts. I’m still trying to figure out when I used it all. The photo is before I pressed the quilt. It finished approx 67x80. Photo may be sideways. 

Comment by Lynne on July 20, 2020 at 6:10am

Diane, thank you!!  Your quilt is gorgeous!!!  Perfect example of another way to do a sampler quilt.  

Comment by diane on July 20, 2020 at 4:55am

Lynne I love the tree everlasting block! It's an all time favorite and have made it many times. Great way to use up those tiny scrap triangles! I did this one this winter

Comment by diane on July 20, 2020 at 4:40am

I keep forgetting to post here! I went to a family picnic in Ill. 2 weeks ago to bid farewell and safe travels to a niece and her family as they prepare to move to Florida. The last time we were all together I gifted quilts to all the ladies, this time I let all the guys (except my hubby and sons) choose. Didn't think about it at the time but it turned out they were all scrap quilts!

Comment by Sherri Eley on July 20, 2020 at 4:07am

This was just a quickie little receiving blanket that I put together a few months ago.  Backed in flannel.  and made with pieced scrappy blocks

Comment by Lynne on May 4, 2020 at 6:18am

Thanks, Cat Lady and Janet!!!  Love using HST's, but this size will be the smallest!!

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