Showing posts with label scrap busting. Show all posts
Showing posts with label scrap busting. Show all posts

Wednesday, February 6, 2019

Scraps Away

This was started on dark and stormy night about a year ago. An assortment of 2.5" squares.  I tried to keep it bright and cheerful,  not many browns, or greys. An assortment of freehand motifs in the light squares.  It measures 60 x 80 inches.



 There was fabric vomit on the back of one of the neutral squares. Something I discovered late...after the binding was on. Also, by then, the long arm had another quilt on it. I did a little domestic sewing maching finishing.

 Happy Quilting,
Gudrun

Monday, December 3, 2018

I made two.

Happy Monday,
It has been a great day so far.  I have been having technical difficulties with Volkswagen, to finalize the return of my diesel VW.  I feel so much better.  I have choosen a new car and the turn over takes place in a couple weeks with time and place booked.
Now to quilting,  I mde a very scrappy large quilt out of 4 inch squares ( I have a good size box of these.)  I got such rave reviews I made another one.



If your wondering....I have lots of 4 inch squares left.
Gudrun


Tuesday, March 8, 2011

A case for scraps.

The scraps and trimmings on the left, came from a  recent Guild work day. The small purple cushion cover arrived from I don't know where, the idea for this came from the chatter on the work day.




Sew, put the scraps in the cushion cover in such a fashion that they are flat enough to stitch a few
rows to hold it all down and there it is....a mat for the cat. This one has a zipper and
I put some cat nip in it. And to make it a big hit I put some cat nip on it as well :))

Lulu likes it.
Happy Tuesday,
gudrun

Tuesday, June 22, 2010

Cat Quilt

Oh  my yes a rainy day,  two postings and another cat quilt!  This piece started out as
 a set of place mats using the bits & pieces of 'cat fabric'.
 I was scrap busting! Then along came a yard sale where several more pieces
of cat fabric jumped into my arms.
This is called 'Ode to Cats'.  I have yet to add some more to the cat silhouettes,
what more I have yet to decide.
 Recently, I was chatting about how quilts look when the sun is shining
 through them.  I love what happens. The quilting is not noticeable on most of the front,
 but on a plain portion of the back, the outline quilting shows up very nicely. This scrap
quilt took much longer then I thought it should but as I had no plan....just kept sewing, cuttingsewingcutting, and then I stopped. It needs a label. It's for sale.
Happy Wednesday,
gudrun