rozeebythesea

Inspiring!

desertrose

Stunning examples of scrappies colors, patterns and imagination!

FayZ

I love them all. I would love to know how to do a spider web.The one that really caught my eye was #36. Very different.

MimiLinda

Enjoyed the show. Thanks for sharing. :-D

n2scraplvr

Hi FayZ! The block you like, #36, is a Dresden and is made with a special Dresden Wedge ruler. The Spiderweb block is a wider block like a Kaleidoscope and I've included a link for you for that pattern. Also, here's a pic I happened to have on hand of a 9 degree wedge ruler used to make #36. Here are the links to check out. The first link shows you how to make your own wedge if you don't want to buy a ruler just for one quilt. It looks like a fun quilt to make, the large Dresden! Thank you so much!! Hope this gets you going in the right direction! hugs, n2!

http://www.ehow.com/how_5024522_make...ing-wedge.html

http://www.quilterscache.com/E/EasySpiderWebBlock.html

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mrs. fitz

Thanks for your time and effort so we can all enjoy these. I'm going to bookmark this so I can really enjoy them at a later time. I think it's going to take a while!

Just Me...

I see some Kim Diehl in there, and I love Kim Diehl! Be careful putting those quilt show ones in, some of them don't allow it and you can get your hand slapped. Don't ask how I know! LOL

Janquiltz

Wonderful quilt show - saved so many $'s by not having to drive - and stayed cool and comfy tool Thanks bunches - love those scrappies!

n2scraplvr

Thanks for the reminder! I did forget about the qs ones. I do have one QS one in there (yikes). The one called Trail Mix looks like Kim's but isn't. The checkerboard looks like hers but I don't think it was hers (think it's a copy of her work). There is one quilter I know of who tracks her quilts digitally and you better hadn't have any of hers up! Thanks, Just Me, for the wise warning! :-D :-D :-D ;)

mimom

thanks for bringing us along, I love scrappies, even if they are organized scrappies