I thought that I might squeeze a little sewing in before I had to cook tonight and while I was pulling out a current project I found a bag with these in it!
I remember putting these scraps away years ago but they didn't end up in my scrap heap so they didn't get processed when I did my big purge. These were scraps from a quilt I had made, called
Eureka, as a wedding present and when my LQS-owner saw it s
he loved it and wanted me to teach a class - so - I made a twin to this quilt. This was back in 2008!!! These have been scraps for 4 years *blush* Since I made two identical quilts I had some scraps to work with on the next quilt and now I have these left.
Ok now what to do with this? This is quite a bit of fabric - with curved piecing. Should I just scrap process it into 2" squares and strips or do I make something from it? Keep in mind I really don't need another table runner - sigh. And, this doesn't look very baby-ish for a preemie quilt
What would you do with this?
4 comments:
When I have "leftover" pieced parts, I use them in a pieced quilt backing.
Okay I am not sure how big these pieces are but you could also use them to make journal covers.
Depending on the size of them I would sew it together and add some applique fall stuff like a pumpkin or a black cat and make a wall hanging??? Just a thought
It looks like wonderful rolling hills for the beginning of a quilt. You should continue them into a wall hanging themed quilt. Add some houses, etc.
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