Here is the block I made. It is a 15-inch block. I am going to make a few more and make a quilt for a kid. This was loads of fun, and a quick way to do an exchange and a project. Thanks, V. (and thanks again to my partner, Ellen)
from Carol E.
Thursday, April 25, 2013
My Scrappy Block
When I see all the photos of the scraps people are sharing, I am so amazed at how many fabrics are out there. That shouldn't surprise me, but it does. In my package, none of the scraps were fabrics that I have in my stash! I just think that is cool.
Here is the block I made. It is a 15-inch block. I am going to make a few more and make a quilt for a kid. This was loads of fun, and a quick way to do an exchange and a project. Thanks, V. (and thanks again to my partner, Ellen)
from Carol E.
Here is the block I made. It is a 15-inch block. I am going to make a few more and make a quilt for a kid. This was loads of fun, and a quick way to do an exchange and a project. Thanks, V. (and thanks again to my partner, Ellen)
from Carol E.
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6 comments:
I hadn't thought of using "made fabric" in an Ohio Star, but I like it a lot.
Its so fun to see some of my favorite fabric scraps used in your block. Thanks for being a great swap partner!
what a pretty block and a great idea!
I, too, had the same experience - not one scrap I received was something I had. Cute block for a kid's quilt!
How do you deal with the seams having so many seams in them? And corners? Oye!
Super placement, love it
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