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Thursday, February 2, 2012

Finished Scrap Quilt Top

I finished the quilt top made from the "Terrain" scrap blocks from my last post. I love the way it turned out! I used vintage sheets for the sashing and outer border, so the entire quilt is made from scraps and recycled fabric. It's so much fun to think that I have a quilt top where I formerly had a pile of scraps! I can't wait to get it quilted. This is the second scrap quilt I've made since Christmas. My scrap pile is still large, but I now have two quilts that (at least in my mind) cost me almost nothing! This could be addicting. 


 I'm not sure I'll ever use up all my fabrics, not even counting the scraps, but it sure is fun trying!

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25 comments:

  1. It's beautiful! Gotta love a 'free' quilt.

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  2. My Mother had a wall hanging that said 'She who dies with the most fabric winns'! Mom was a seamstress not a quilter, but let me tell you... she did her best to win!!! I love the 'scrappy' look and hope to one day have a stash to be able to do scrappy!!! Great job useing yours!!

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  3. Your quilt top looks beautiful!! I really love Terrain!!

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  4. I love Terrain and this pattern is great. It's really nice that it is all from scraps.

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  5. Love the choice of colours... :)
    The finished quilt will be sensational !

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  6. oh yum- does that pattern have a name or did you cleverly make it up?

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  7. When you posted the beautiful individual blocks for this quilt, I was not sure how it was going to come together. Your vision is fantastic. I love this quilt! Also, the fact that it is made from all reused and recycled materials makes it that much better. Thank you so very much for sharing.

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  8. It is just beautiful Linda, I can't believe it's made from scraps, wow!

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  9. That's so pretty! And your fabric is so organized. You'd definitely be able to use it all -- just grab, sew something, and repeat over and over. :-)

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  10. Scrap quilting is my favorite!! This came out beautiful. Thanks for visiting my blog. I'm looking forward to my journey through your archived posts. ~karen

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  11. Beautiful quilt! I wish that my fabric stash was as well organized as yours. :)

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  12. great use of the scraps, love the quilt and your storage system!

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  13. I love that quilt. It just looks happy!

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  14. This is so fun! Love the layout and that you used a vintage sheet in the border. What a great way to use up scraps.

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  15. Lovely quilt....I've got that feeling that I will never use up all my fabric too....but I'm trying! Good luck on your journey!!!

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  16. I love this quilt - but it's hard to go wrong with Terrain!! Whoop whoop!!

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  17. Oh wow. This is a great quilt! Looks like you planned it this way. I love how organized your scraps are.

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  18. Great scrappy quilt! I love making them too! Man, I love the pic of your storage system!

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  19. What a beautiful scrappy quilt and I love your scrap collection!!

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  20. Oh, you are SOOOO organized! I am not sure which to covet more; the quilt or your organization!
    Whoop Whoop!

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  21. So pretty...and look how organized you are..your room is amazing. Happy new week to you.

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  22. I. LOVE. THIS!!! The blocks are great and the vintage sheet sashing is the icing on the cake! Sweet!

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  23. it is stunning Linda,well done.xx

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  24. Your terrain scrap quilt is super cute!

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