What a bright, cheery color combination for a cold winter's day. And to challenge my traditional quilting roots, I opted for a non-lineal arrangement and ended up with this:
What do you do with your fabric scraps?
--Ann
Monday, 16 January 2012
Using up scraps!
Here's the latest quilt block finished for the scrapbusters bee group swap on Flickr. The block requested was a 15" flying geese quilt block, so I had a pile of orange scraps left over and thought I would use them here.
What a bright, cheery color combination for a cold winter's day. And to challenge my traditional quilting roots, I opted for a non-lineal arrangement and ended up with this:
I hope that Lollydo likes her block! I had fun making it and used up a few scraps in the process.
What do you do with your fabric scraps?
--Ann
What a bright, cheery color combination for a cold winter's day. And to challenge my traditional quilting roots, I opted for a non-lineal arrangement and ended up with this:
What do you do with your fabric scraps?
--Ann
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