I've been sorting through my scraps, slicing up fabric, and feeding my scrap bins and my containers that hold my scrap quilts. These scrappy blocks are on my design wall, so I decided to make a few more today and add to them.
These blocks are from an Edyta Sitar pattern. Each block will finish at 3" so I'll be able to use a lot of scraps in this one. The white in the blocks is not supposed to be so prominent as to create a secondary design so I either sort out the lights that are reading too white and move these blocks around, or I give them a little tea bath.
Tomorrow is more slicing to feed my scrap projects and cutting for a new project. I know I have more UFOs than I can count, but this one is just something that I can't resist. More on that one later.
Thanks to Judy at www.patchworktimes.com for hosting Design Wall Monday.
I hope you are all finding some time to stitch. Thanks for visiting.
These blocks are from an Edyta Sitar pattern. Each block will finish at 3" so I'll be able to use a lot of scraps in this one. The white in the blocks is not supposed to be so prominent as to create a secondary design so I either sort out the lights that are reading too white and move these blocks around, or I give them a little tea bath.
Tomorrow is more slicing to feed my scrap projects and cutting for a new project. I know I have more UFOs than I can count, but this one is just something that I can't resist. More on that one later.
Thanks to Judy at www.patchworktimes.com for hosting Design Wall Monday.
I hope you are all finding some time to stitch. Thanks for visiting.
I love this scrappy quilt, and as I watch the slideshow of your quilts, I am impressed with each one! You do beautiful work.
ReplyDeleteThis scrappy Ufo looks great. On the photo it looks fine with the white parts. But of course a little teabath with make the top look more warm.
ReplyDeleteOh I love this!! I have recently discovered Edyta Sitar and just love her work. She seems to do scraps really well!!
ReplyDeleteJust love this scrappy quilt LuAnn...
ReplyDeleteWow! You have some beautiful scraps! What you've done so far is looking gorgeous. I'm a fan of Edyta Sitar too.... oh heck... I can feel another start coming on!
ReplyDeleteVery nice LuAnn!!! I kind of like the white, but a tea bath sounds nice too.
ReplyDeleteI like the secondary design in this block, and the sparks of bright with the light colored fabric. 3 inches are little blocks, you will be making a lot of them but they do look fun.
ReplyDeleteI love your scrappy project - I started one yesterday too - but I think I like yours better!
ReplyDeleteScrappy quilts are my FAVORITE, and I really like this pattern. ;D
ReplyDeleteOh I like this one alot!!! Sadly, I must resist another project. ;)
ReplyDeleteLOVE it so far!! Love the scrappy look!!
ReplyDeleteooooo, I like this! Isn't it great when pile of scraps becomes something new and just wonderful?
ReplyDeleteHere's a funny--my verification word is "charmy"!
Even Blogger loves your quilt!
What beautiful blocks! The colors are so rich - it will make a beautiful quilt!
ReplyDeleteI'd leave your blocks as is. I love the secondary design...love scrappy too!
ReplyDeleteLovely fabrics- no waste : very good job Luanne!
ReplyDeleteVery nice! I like it as is.
ReplyDeleteFun fabric variety.
Tiny blocks but they sure look great all together in the bigger design. Lots of scrappy fun!
ReplyDeleteCute scrap pattern. It would look great with a tea bath.
ReplyDeleteQue maravilla de colcha , me encanta el scrapy.
ReplyDeleteWonderful LuAnn, I can understand that you've to do this top. I've never make a tea bath.
ReplyDeleteHave a nice day with all your Ufos
Roswitha
Great scrappy project. Keep up the momentum.
ReplyDeleteThat is really pretty, and I like the white too. The last time I did a tea bath, it barely made any difference. I love your hexagons among the flowers too.
ReplyDeleteI like the secondary pattern. Very cool scrappy project. The blocks are 3". That's small!
ReplyDeleteOhh I love this. I sat here for quite a bit and let my eye study the fabric scraps. HOW FUN!!!
ReplyDeleteYumm ... love what you are doing with these fabrics and pattern. I do like the secondary pattern that emerges using the light fabrics.
ReplyDeleteLove your scrappy start. Love the spark the white gives. Is this pattern in her scrappy book?
ReplyDeleteThis is a beautiful start to your quilt pictured here! Love the scrapiness and contrasting colors with the white!
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