Friday, March 10, 2017

Scrap-A-Palooza! Quilt #21 Part Two


I am still busy playing with my blue scraps!




Last week I shared how I was pairing up some blue solid strips with some print strips from my scrap bin.  I ended up with all sorts of cute little sticks ready to lay out on my design wall.




 I like the idea of just sewing them in vertical rows.  The odd rows I led off with the print fabric and for the even rows, I led off with the solid.  I just randomly laid them out in this photo. 
Not really a lot of personality here.



Next, I grouped all the lighter prints to the left and finished each row with the darks on the right.  I thought this one was a lot of fun.  Definitely in the running.








One more layout I had to try was to flip the way the lights and darks moved across each row.


As I was working on this layout, I though how lovely this would be in rainbow colors.  I might have to give it a try - this quilt really does go together fast.











Now it is time to make a final decision and get this top sewn up and quilted.
I hope to have it finished by next week.

I love making monochromatic scrap quilts - it really makes a dent in the scrap bin!



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11 comments:

Cathy said...

I really like this quilt. Can't wait to see the finished quilt. Hugs

Kat said...

Both the color fade layouts look awesome!

LIttle Penguin Quilts said...

That looks like a lot of fun to play with, Cyndy! I am always drawn to blue quilts. Curious to know which layout you decided on!

Jasmine said...

Oh! I really like the ombré look alternating in rows.

Robby said...

I really am drawn to the quilts that are somewhat of a 'study' in a single color. They just seem to have so much interest with all the variety available within the parameters chosen. Look forward to your finish.

audrey said...

Love these! I started something similar over a year ago and then just let it go after one row. Yours is looking wonderful!

Louise said...

What a great idea to sew these blocks up from the start with the solid blue piece. That way the sashing/edging/accent is right there on the design wall while you're playing with the layout. It's hard for me sometimes to imagine what the sashing will do to the design, so this would work great for me! Thanks for another good tool to add to my brain basket :)

Jayne said...

I love your creativity with scraps! The color and the design are just perfect!

Linda @ kokaquilts said...

You certainly have a way with scraps! I love this play on 'blue' - look forward to seeing where you end up!

Alycia~Quiltygirl said...

It is great! Love the color play beteween all the blues

Kate said...

A simple, but effective layout for those blue blocks. I like that last layout the best.

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