My drawer of 2-1/2” strips is overflowing and I came across a pattern named Breezy Batiks on Moda’s website that uses lots and lots of 2-1/2” squares (pattern is here). I’m using all scraps for this quilt and making it bigger than the pattern—probably twin size so I can donate it to the emergency shelter. The blocks are easy to make but fairly time consuming since there are a lot of little pieces. This is my favorite kind of quilt though, with hundreds of different fabrics. It’s a walk down memory lane with every square I pick up!
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This is so pretty and will be fun to work on. What a great gift.
ReplyDeleteI love the look and the fact that you are using leftovers. I love seeing the scraps from other quilts in a new one.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great design! I like the way the stars are framed -- more interesting than just a variable star.
ReplyDeleteFirst, love your scrappy quilt. You are so right, these types of quilts are amazing. Second, thank for the link to that design. I'll put it on my ToDo list!
ReplyDeleteTake care and have a great week!!
This looks great so far! Isn't it fun how different a block of squares can look, depending on how you arrange the colors?
ReplyDeleteI love scrap quilts!
ReplyDeleteGreat scrap buster. I like the block with all the squares especially well. I keep forgetting to look at Moda Bakeshop, will need to take a peek one of these days. Thanks for the inspiration.
ReplyDeleteThanks for posting the link for this stash buster. Your blocks look awesome. Good job!
ReplyDeleteGreat scrappy quilt. You can't beat 'em!
ReplyDeleteI love it!!! Thanks for sharing the Quilt pattern too!
ReplyDeleteVery pretty!
ReplyDeleteYour scrap quilt is right up my alley too. I have a drawer of 2.5" squares, but it's not overflowing yet. Thanks for the link to this pattern. Yours is looking great!!
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