Scrap Quilt Along, Week Two

This past week has been a whirlwind of activity with little time to work on the scrap quilt- a-long.  I’ve been sewing pairs to pairs.  Here is what’s on the design wall.

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I love the serendipity of the the hummingbird head just peaking out over the seam.

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Believe – yes, I believe that I will get this quilt done!

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The cat print by Melody Miller for Cotton & Steel fabrics.  Part of the Black and White collection.

The city skyline by Francis Newcombe for Art Gallery fabrics.  Part of the Utopia collection.

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I found quite a few florals, fruit and vegetable prints in my stash.  I saw something in one of Kaffe Fassett’s books years ago using a mixture of flowers and fruits/vegetables, I think it was called garden rows.  Well, that quilt never happened so these pieces are now rows in a scrap quilt.

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I love the pink swallows, also part of the Utopia Collection by Francis Newcombe.  You can also see some Kaffe Fassett florals and Riley Blake chevrons and stripes.

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The pink basket of pairs waiting to be sewn.

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And the roll away bin with 1.5″, 2.5″ and 3.5″ strips and squares waiting to be paired up.

DSC02293I think this is where I spent most of my “quilt” time this past week, cutting strips and squares from my stash.  I have a pretty random supply of colors and patterns and I have removed ugly fabrics from my stash.  It feels great to finally let go of those and move on.

I hope you had a creative week.

Keep it simple and colorful!

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2 Responses to Scrap Quilt Along, Week Two

  1. Vanessa Wallace says:

    How beautiful! I found a bag of 4 inch squares of fabric in my shed that I put away years ago after doing a project with my college class. I’m going to get working on those scrap pieces and try to make something beautiful also.

  2. debby says:

    You are making me want to sew pieces of fabric together! I cleared out a lot of my leftovers last week too–cut them into one inch strips and sold them for knitting into rugs!

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