While going through books and magazines to thin them out for donation, I came across this pattern in McCall's Quilting March/April 2015. What a perfect pattern to use up my 2-1/2" scraps!
I started working on this on Mar.22 (I keep a journal, so I know when start dates happen). A bout with a stomach bug that was going around had me grounded for a number of days. Then I got back to working on the blocks on Mar. 29 (as per my camera date). This photo was taken at 10:37 a.m. that morning.
Plugging away at it off and on that day, this was taken at 10:43 p.m. that night. Holy scrap, this is fast ... fast for me, that is. I can't believe how much got done in one day!
I thought the blocks were all made, but when I looked at the layout, I was short by 5 blocks. My husband was in my studio when the shortage was discovered and he asked if I had enough fabric to make the remaining blocks. Well .... I laughed until I almost chocked. Did I have enough fabric? LOL LOL LOL
Then, slowly the setting triangles, corners and flange got made and the rows sewn together.
A week later and borders are being auditioned.
My big scrap bin has reduced in size. Bonus! I have almost a top. Double bonus!
Have a great day!
Thursday, April 6, 2017
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5 comments:
Wow what a beauty, made out of 'nothing'! Well done on the speedy make and the lovely top! (Hehe I like your husband's comment!)
Omg your on fire.... Lovely to to......
My tin of two-inch blocks has a very tight lid and this looks like a possible solution.
Very fun! You sure got this together in record time--and it's great to make a dent in the scrap pile!
Great scrappy quilt, and it grew so fast!
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