I started with this pile of scraps.
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Played around and got this.
Size is 6 1/2 inches.
A 'lazy susan' cutting board sure would be handy for this sort of thing...
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Not quite sure I like this, but will make a few more blocks to see if a rapport develops.
7 comments:
Now all you need are some beads, buttons, threads, charms and a little bit of time and embellish that crazy quilt block! :)
Gotta love those scrappy quilts... Make a few more and keep to 15 minutes, :-)
they look so lovely when you have a whole bunch...
I really do like it and may give it a try!!
Always want to use up my scrapes!!
I love this! You ladies are doing GREAT! I 'made fabric' while V was doing her Kitchen Sink quilt and sewed TONS of scraps into 6.5" blocks. NOW I sew scraps together while I'm sewing as my 'leaders and enders'...then I can put them together later. SCRAP ON!
I love it! Where else would you see that tomato fabric next to a gingham?
Hopefully it will grow on you!
Would make a great kids or charity quilt, too.
Debbie
I love making fabric. Your block is beautiful. And to think, it didn't cost a thing!
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