Random scrap quilt

Do you follow Kati at From the Blue Chair? She's one of the first bloggers I started following when I discovered the online quilting community and have since gotten to know her through the Salt Lake Modern Quilt Guild. She has a great eye for design and is always creating beautiful quilts. A few months ago I had the pleasure of quilting this fantastic scrappy quilt, which she called "Woven," to be included in the new book Scraps, Inc. I didn't have time to get any photos of the full quilt…

Wrap scrap quilt

Believe it or not, this quilt has grown since you last saw it. It is taking foreeeeeeever to put together.

Tonight I am unpacking my suitcases from last week’s 4-day quilt retreat with my friends. I’ve been a bit busy since my return, so I am just now unfolding those projects and returning my machine an…

Another go at an old favorite- can't get away from stripes, couldn't make a baby blue quilt this time. side note: When I look back at some quilts I have shipped off- I wonder why I let this one go!

Been shopping my stash to create 12" scrap blocks for a new random quilt. Not sure how it'll turn out but I need to reduce the amount of leftover fabric scraps dotted around my home 😆 #waste #fabric #stashbuster #quilt #patchwork #sewing #upcycle

Thanks for all the tips on the "quilt that shall not be named" - ha ha... It's gone into the drawer and we'll see what happens. I've moved on now... Finally got some pictures of Bela's quilt. This quilt was...

Sandy T on Instagram: "As I mentioned in my last post, this finish is my very oldest UFO (and my first scrap quilt ever)... .More than 10 years ago, I started this as a leader/ender project using some random leftover solid jelly roll pieces and some (mostly ugly!) print charm squares to make simple 4-patches. I kept adding to it off and on for several years, adding some prints that were prettier so I liked it better, and really didn't have any idea what I was going to do with it. Again it…

Sometimes it can be difficult to figure out what to make with fabric scraps, but our list of fun projects makes the decision oh-sew easy!

I loved the making of this quilt at every stage: squaring up crumb scraps, puzzling together quilt blocks and watching my Confetti collection grow and grow on my design wall. If I liked it almost too much to finish, that obviously means that I should make another.