When left with a number of floral prints, I tried a different pattern. Since the "squares" weren't always true this has become a greater problem. I have 4 more sets to finish before stringing them together for a slightly smaller quilt.
The finished quilts are destined for the "House of Ruth", for battered women and their children. I still have more color coordinated squares but not enough to make a quilt without adding sashing.
13 comments:
I think you did a great job with the squares.
INCREDIBLE!
You amaze me , inspire me and warm my heart. :)
these are so fun to look at and study. I love the brown one - they are all great! you did a really creative job here - congrats
lovely. good for you for taking on the challenge. I love playing with other people's scraps.
Hey Janet, These look great! Well done! Have a great week and happy sewing!
Very nice use of all those squares--great ideas and designs! I'll know the recipients will LOVE them. My church group does donation quilts for a variety of groups as well. So satisfying!
How awesome, Janet! What a wonderful job you have done and so well done. I love them all and especially the floral one. Carol
Wow Janet they are wonderful!! They will bring much comfort to the families who recieve them....you have a good heart!!
Crispy
They turned out so beautiful! You did an incredible job with the squares :)
Leave it to you to come up with such beautiful creations!! I know they will be a blessing to the ones who receive them. Gorgeous! :-} pokey
Incredible job! Beautiful!
You did a fabulous job with all those squares. What a generous group you have going on there. Have you thought about using wool for your MM quilt? It's like going through butter and many of the show quilters use this for their prized pieces.Cool in the summer, warm in the winter, washable, Lots of good qualities
Wow...great job!
Post a Comment