Sunday, August 18, 2024

Scrappy Jack

 Meet Scrappy Jack!


He is inspired by a Buttermilk Basin pattern called Inch by Inch Jacks. I resized my orange scrap squares and now have a piece that finished at 17"x 25". 


When I made this Jack last year I think I used the size pieces stated in the pattern. This year I wanted him just a bit bigger.

 
Use him as a table topper or a wall hanging, I love versatile pieces. He can be found in my Etsy shop.


Linking with Oh Scrap!, Monday Design Wall, Sew and Tell Monday, and Monday Musings.


26 comments:

  1. Such a cute quilt, with a very happy scrappy Jack!

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  2. Scrappy Jack is a wonderful finish! I love the expression on his face!--TerryK@OnGoingProjects

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  3. He is a cutie, Vicki. I love the candy cane border!

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    1. Hehe, I think you meant candy corn border! Darn Cyber Sue always correcting us, LOL

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    2. Oh my gosh! Yes, I meant candy corn!!!! I'm REALLY rushing things aren't I?

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  4. Oh, isn't he a cutie?! I love patchwork pumpkins made that way. The candy corn border print is a fun one, too!

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  5. That is so fun! The border is perfect to frame Jack's face.

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  6. Cute Jack! You know it looks like a tall jar too, so you could make a jar using that candy corn fabric too.

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  7. What a cutie Jack is. I bet it sells really fast too. Must get my Halloween UFO out and finish it this year!

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  8. Oh my gosh! Scrappy Jack is just too stinkin' cute!!!!

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  9. Scrappy Jack is so cute - I love the candy corn border! You have the best fabrics on hand. Really nice finish - bet it won't last long in your shop!

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    1. I think that is because I have a pretty big stash so usually I can find something to go with easily!

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  10. Loving Scrappy Jack - what a fun quilt, Vicki!! Thanks for sharing with us at Monday Musings! Have a great week!

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