This quilt was all made with scraps except for the solid tan. It feels great to get a quilt made for almost free!! I made up the design as I went according to the size of scrap strings I had in the bin. I was aiming for a nice lap size quilt and that is what I ended up with ;-) The quilting is all freehand free motion. The binding is made with leftover greens also. This one will be another donation quilt.
I will leave you this little guy to gaze at, it's a daily occurrence of several coming through our yard.
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Nice! Love the quilting!!
ReplyDeleteIt's funny how I can pick your quilts by the colors you use! That is a great way to use scraps with the different size columns. And your quilting is fantastic!
ReplyDeleteThat is so pretty! I've just been organizing my scraps and thought I could make something like that. I like how you organized it with the tan sashing!
ReplyDeleteMaking the columns different widths really energizes it! And the quilting is beautiful! Lovely quilt!
ReplyDeleteWonderful quilting, so smoothly curved, looks great!
ReplyDeleteAnother beautiful finish! Your quilting looks great. Thanks for sharing with Oh Scrap!
ReplyDeleteThat is really nice...also looking at my scraps. My bins are overflowing with it...so need to do something with it.
ReplyDeleteI love the quilting you did on this one. I also love that you used mostly scraps.
ReplyDeleteHow fun! I really like the quilting design on this one.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful quilting. I did not realize you were such a accomplished quilter. Obviously I'm not spending enough time on my machine. So off I go.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful quilting. I did not realize you were such a accomplished quilter. Obviously I'm not spending enough time on my machine. So off I go.
ReplyDeleteI love these colors - also the pattern! The quilting is the icing on the cake- it's stunning.
ReplyDeleteWhat a neat quilt Vicki and your quilting.......so neat!!
ReplyDeleteWell done on the scrappy finish! Your quilting is beautiful giving it another dimension and bravo for donating it - I'm sure someone will be thrilled. Thanks for linking up to #scraptastictuesday
ReplyDeletePerfect scrappy quilt. This turned out great!
ReplyDeleteIt always amazes me what we can make out of our scraps! This is a beauty. LOVE your quilting. And if I had that scenery to look at, I would NEVER get any quilting done. LOL
ReplyDeleteLooks awesome. Love the quilting, what batting did you use, looks like wonderful definition. Is that a free hand all over quilt pattern or is that a pantograph. I was trying to find repeat but wasn't able to, love the quilting. Great quilt.
ReplyDeleteYour quilting is delicious! Very nice job at using those multiplying scraps.
ReplyDeleteGreat finish, and almost free, love that too! How generous of you to donate it...do you have a place in mind?
ReplyDeleteLove this pattern, so colorful and scrappy-my favorites. the tan strips are a stroke of genius-they set the colors off so well. I would love to have a quilt like this in my cupboard-must try it-thanks for the inspiration.
ReplyDeleteI love scrappy quilts and this one is gorgeous! Thank you for participating in the FAL, on behalf of the 2016 global FAL hosts
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