Welcome to the quilt gallery pages for my Scrap-A-Palooza scrap series. You will find helpful pictures and links to all the projects should you want to sew up some of your own scraps. There is a button to grab on the right margin if you want to share with your readers what you are up to.
Why Scrap-A-Palooza? Because Quilting is more fun than Housework!
The perfect project for odd shaped scraps.
Part Five: Blocks Eighteen Thru Twenty One
Part Six: Last Four Blocks and Quilt Top Finish
Part Seven: Sharing my Quilt Finish
Crazy Color Block (August 2015)
Offset Log Cabin Blocks (July 2015)
Rainbow 9 Patch (May 2015)
Simple Patchwork (March 2015)
Here are some general posts for working with scraps.
***Note: With each quilt, you will find the quilt stats on my quilts in the "Finish" link (usually Part 4). This will give you information on the size of my quilts and the materials that went into it. ***
One block quilts are perfect for colorwash quilts and leftover fabrics
Improv Triangles (February 2016)
One Block Quilts (July 2016)
One block quilts are perfect for colorwash quilts and leftover fabrics
Improv Triangles (February 2016)
The perfect project for odd shaped scraps.
Scrappy Sampler (December 2015)
Part Five: Blocks Eighteen Thru Twenty One
Part Six: Last Four Blocks and Quilt Top Finish
Part Seven: Sharing my Quilt Finish
A fun way to use up scraps and play with color!
Crazy Color Block (August 2015)
This quilt worked great for using up some odd solids and chunks of black and white fabric. Definitely a unique quilt!
Offset Log Cabin Blocks (July 2015)
There are lots of layout options with these curved blocks. This one is also great for using up those low volume scraps.
Rainbow 9 Patch (May 2015)
Simple piecing with big impact. This one goes together really quickly!
Part One: Pulling and Cutting the squares
By simply adding HSTs or changing the scale on some of the blocks, each quilt layout can be unique.
Improv Blocks with Two Color Backing (January 2015)
Part One: Pulling the Scraps
This one is a great way to sew up scraps and play with block layouts.
Scrappy Stacked Coin (December 2014)
Part One: Choosing the Fabrics
Don't be afraid to use large florals rather than solids for the vertical bars in a stacked coin quilt.
Easy Improv Quilt (November 2014)
Part One: Choosing the Fabrics
An easy technique for making improv blocks that easily fit together. Great for scraps from fabric collections.
Vertical Pieced Strip Quilt (October 2014)
A lot of cutting to this one but great for those smaller scrap pieces.
16 Patch Quilt (September 2014)
A great project for using those 2.5" binding leftovers.
String Quilt (August 2014)
This project uses those colorful strings in your scrap bin. You can choose any colorway.
Gradation Color Block Quilt (July 2014)
This project uses those colorful strings in your scrap bin. You can choose any colorway.
Brick Quilt (June 2014)
Zig Zag Quilt (May 2014)
Part Three: Layout and Finishing the Top
Part Four: Sharing my Finish
A Scrap-A-Palooza Mash-Up
More String Finishes
Part Four: Sharing my Finish
A Scrap-A-Palooza Mash-Up
More String Finishes
This project uses those colorful strings in your scrap bin. You can choose any colorway.
Gradation Color Block Quilt (July 2014)
This project uses those colorful strings in your scrap bin. You can choose any colorway.
Brick Quilt (June 2014)
A great project for using those finished quilt leftovers.
Zig Zag Quilt (May 2014)
Part Four: Sharing my Finish
More Finishes and Layout Options
Charity Quilts made using this Pattern
More Finishes and Layout Options
Charity Quilts made using this Pattern
Uses 2.5" squares and yardage fabric. Great way to use up those fabrics that need to go.
Two Color Woven Quilt Quilt (April 2014)
Uses two colors of fabric and a single background. Great use for scrappy chunks of fabric or left over charm squares
Color Block String Quilt (March 2014)
Part One: Fabrics and Cutting
Part Two: Determining Layout
Part Three: Sewing the Top and Quilting Ideas
Part Four: Sharing Finishes
A Finish by Emily
Kat's Scrappy Strings
Uses strings and very little background fabric. Can be done as color blocks or scrappy.
Scrappy Ripple Quilt (February 2014)
Part Two: Determining Layout
Part Three: Sewing the Top and Quilting Ideas
Part Four: Sharing Finishes
Quilt Show of Finishes
A Scrap-A-Palooza Mash-Up
Uses chunk size scraps and very little background fabric. This is a great quilt to use up leftovers from a previous project.
Horizontal Bar Scrappy Quilt (January 2014)
Part One: Fabrics and Cutting
Part Two: Sewing Bars
Part Three: Sashing and Quilting Ideas
Part Four: Sharing Finishes
Quilt Show of Finishes
Even More Finishes
Uses chunk size scraps and very little background fabric. This is a great quilt to use up leftovers from a previous project.
This scrap quilt is also a great leaders and enders quilt.
There will be lots more information to come as we continue to party with our scrap bins.
Hope you stay tuned!
***Note: Many of these scraps quilts end up in my Etsy Shop. You can usually pick them up a t a great price!***
***Note: Many of these scraps quilts end up in my Etsy Shop. You can usually pick them up a t a great price!***
10 comments:
What are the dimensions of your Horizontal Bar Scrappy Quilt? I'm finally working on mine, and think I will make it a baby quilt size. Trying to decide how long my bars should be!
I was wondering that too
I love the scrap projects they are pretty fantastic.
I love the two-color woven quilt. I'm tucking that idea away for a rainy day. : )
Oooooooooooooh, what wonderful quilts. Thank you for sharing. So glad to have found your site.
Lovely selection.....your versions are fresh & 'modern' , and look great for tackling that stash!
Am keen to try out a couple this year! Linda
OMGosh- what a GREAT bunch of quilts AND ideas for MORE projects!!!
I just found your blog and I'm excited about following you. This is a stash0busting year for me, but I need to use up some scraps, too. Love your work!
HOpe ya didn't mind that I highlighted a few of these for our Tuesday Archives linky theme Strips. Your work is always simple and motivating!!
I really enjoyed your class for the Geese Migration quilt. I'm inspired to make my scraps more organized and I'm working on a box/container for 2 1/2" squares! I have my container and paint chip cards, just need to cut. Thanks again for all the pointers.
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