Remember my scrap quilt challenge back in September 2014? I was sorting out the triangles and was going to keep you updated. It took a while.... Those bins are now empty and out of them came a total of 6 patchwork quilt tops. I can hardly believe the number myself ! - Nonie
Scroll down to see the new finished quilts .
(If you would like to see the first two quilts - go to archives ( right on the screen) and click on the September 2014 blog post. )
Remember my scrap quilt challenge back in September 2014? I was sorting out the triangles and was going to keep you updated. It took a while.... Those bins are now empty and out of them came a total of 6 patchwork quilt tops. I can hardly believe the number myself ! - Nonie
Scroll down to see the new finished quilts .
(If you would like to see the first two quilts - go to archives ( right on the screen) and click on the September 2014 blog post. )
Quilt 3 - Right angle triangle quilt
Made from leftovers triangles from previous projects .
Right angle triangle quilt ( 1.40m X 1.90 m)
Quilt 4 - Red basket weave quilt.
Red, purple, pink and orange strips sewn together into a basket weave style quilt.
 Red basket weave quilt (1.30m x 1.70m) |    |
Quilt 5 - Wacky quarter log cabin.
Combination of long uneven strips in muted colours and left over patchwork pieces.
The result - a wacky uneven quilt that looks like a quarter of a log cabin block.
The result - a wacky uneven quilt that looks like a quarter of a log cabin block.
Wacky quarter log cabin quilt ( 2.25m x 2.41m).
Quilt 6- Square Crumb quilt
Finally all I had was crumbs. Some pieces were as small as 3/4 of an inch. I grouped them into similar colors.and connected them so as to have a contrasting interior. The final size of each square was three inches . 864 squares and many days later I had this!
Crumb galaxy quilt ( 1.32m x 2.08m)
- Never underestimate the scraps!
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