"Scrap Bags"

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Comment by Cat Lady--MO on June 11, 2018 at 7:24am

Sherri, I have been working on a number of rainbow palettes lately, and the one color I always seem to be shy on is in the purple family.

Comment by Janet/MO on June 9, 2018 at 3:24pm

Sherri, that is a really pretty quilt.  Good thing that woman contacted you about that swap!  I have pretty much stopped doing swaps although I enjoyed doing them for many years.  Too many other projects that I want to make while I'm still able to.  The one you made turned out really cute.

Comment by Sherri Eley on June 9, 2018 at 9:42am

Thanks CAT lADY.  I WISH I had enough scraps in each color family to make a more cohesive scrap quilt.  I am working on Blue Ridge Beauty, by Bonnie that is in all blues. And I never used to buy blue fabric. Seems like now I use it in everything.  

Comment by Cat Lady--MO on June 9, 2018 at 8:14am

Sherri, that turned out beautiful. Love the bright colors.

I am afraid I have been creating more scraps than I have been using them.

Comment by Sherri Eley on June 9, 2018 at 4:41am

Where are all you scrappies,  too busy sewing those little pieces of fabric together?  My Carolina Chain is finished.  Binding quilted by Brenda Patterson and binding stitched down.  I love this pattern.  Just need to find a place for it in my home.  I kind of know where it is going... there is only one bed left without a new quilt.  

Comment by Sherri Eley on May 3, 2018 at 9:53am

signed up for  a mini scap quilt swap on Scrappy Girls club.  Forgot all about it and since I deleted my FB account did not get any more info on it.  Luckily my scrap buddie contacted me to tell me her mini would be late in coming.  Late..... I had not even given a thought to starting mine.  So while I was working I began to construct it in my mind, and the next day I executed it.  It was of course a very simple pattern.  And I used up lots of the 4 patch neutrals left over from one of Bonnie HUnter/s mystery quilts.   The birdies were inspired by a bag from a new quilt shop I visited about a month ago.  I kind of like this one.  And I;m not much into mini's 

Comment by Janet/MO on May 3, 2018 at 7:00am

Thanks Tanyel.  As a point of reference, the tumbler template I used was 1" x 3".  It is part of a set of charm quilt templates designed by Pepper Cory & sold through EZ Quilting.  I bought mine at JoAnns Fabrics many years ago.  I would think you would be able to find larger ones to make a larger quilt though.  After I had this one finished, Larry said I should have appliqued a star in the center of the blue area.  

Comment by Tanyel B on May 2, 2018 at 3:47pm

Donna, Lynne, and Janet - I love your projects. Janet , I think I am going to use your flag as inspiration for a future project. I need to make something fo DH’s office. I may make a larger version of the tumbling blocks flag for that purpose. Thanks for the idea. 

Comment by Janet/MO on April 26, 2018 at 7:45am

I made this scrappy flag wallhanging using a tumbler block.  My daughter saw the top up on my design wall & said she would love to have it so I'm gifting it to her in May when she graduates with her Associates Degree at the age of 38.  

Comment by Connie/KS on April 23, 2018 at 3:43am

Lynne.....your quilts are beautiful.... I can’t imagine doing all that appliqué by hand.

Donna....I’m sure your dad will love and appreciate your pretty quilt.

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