Welcome to Midweek Makers!
Sharing an in-progress picture of my Scrap Storage quilt - isn't it cute???
Of course this is a temporary layout as it looks like a few more shoe box blocks are needed. The tall blocks add a lot of visual weight, and the smaller blocks help break that up. Shelves and rails will help too. I shall continue on cause it's not nearly big enough!
While I'm still at the in-progress stage on my project, several have gotten their quilts completed. Check out Dresden Stars from Gretchen's Little Corner,
Frequency from Grace and Peace Quilting,
and Blockworth Orange from Bell Creek Quilts.
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Your Scrap storage quilt blocks are wonderful! Laid out like that, they look three dimensional. This is going to be a really fun quilt!
ReplyDeleteThanks for featuring 'Blockworth Orange'! Your scrap storage quilt is going to be a cute one. :)
ReplyDeleteOh my gosh, Susan. I had to do a double take when I realized that those Rubbermade lids on the fabric storage bins were pieced out of fabric and I wasn't looking at an actual stack of plastic bins!! So clever!
ReplyDeleteThat is super cute!!! Its fun to see it all up on the design wall - it looks very real!!
ReplyDeleteThe scrap storage bin quilt is so unique! I can't seem to see what this months color is for the scrap challenge.
ReplyDeleteI'm having trouble finding September's color, too.
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