As I was preparing for my book submission, I was also secretly sewing a number of quilts. I have over 30 (!) projects either finished or in the works. Now I can finally start sharing them with you.
I had a huge amount of black and white scraps. I decided to get out my AccuQuilt fabric cutter and cut them up into 2.5" squares. I then turned them into scrappy nine patches.
After looking through my scrap bins, I chose to go with primary colored blocks placing them in a diagonal layout. I thought the colors would be great for a small child.
This quilt is one of the examples I used in my Well Suited pattern sheets. My goal for the Scrap Mixology pattern sheets is to invite quilters to be creative with color and layout. I give cutting/sewing instructions for simple blocks and then encourage the quilter to mix components and design their own quilt - all from their scraps.
I hope to release the second module next month. So stay tuned!
A big thanks to all of you who have already purchased the first one :)
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9 comments:
Secret sewing is always tough, and I'm excited that you will be able to share all that hard work with us now.
I love how graphic this quilt is even though it is quite simple. Awesome job! ;^)
Gorgeous quilt, Cynthia! I am returning to quilting after a long hiatus. So much inspiration here!
Michelle
That's a fun switch of the brights and the black and whites! Someone is going to love it!
You really had a ton of different black and white fabrics! They give this quilt so much depth and the primary color backgrounds are so lively. Fun, fun quilt! :)
I would love to buy your Scrap Mixology patterns but I do not use Paypal and do not wish to get an account. Is there another option I can pay using my credit card?
This quilt was a great way to showcase some YELLOW scraps for the Rainbow Scrap Challenge, Cynthia!! Going primary really worked.
I love this quilt, it's such a great blend of colors. Happy stitching!
Another great scrappy combination!
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