Pictures of scrap blocks
11-15-2009, 01:36 PM
#111
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Originally Posted by wesing
Here's a thought for using scraps that was passed on to us yesterday in class:
A lady made all of her grandchildren a quilt for Christmas. She pieced the backs, and put a bit of everyone's quilts into all of the other backs. When the kids opened them and realized she did this, they all ran around comparing quilts to see where the pieces are from "my" quilt and where "your" quilt piece is in "mine."
Since we are working on quilts for all the nieces/nephews for Christmas, I think we'll be doing this to connect all the brothers/sisters/cousins. I can't wait to post pics of all the finished products.
A lady made all of her grandchildren a quilt for Christmas. She pieced the backs, and put a bit of everyone's quilts into all of the other backs. When the kids opened them and realized she did this, they all ran around comparing quilts to see where the pieces are from "my" quilt and where "your" quilt piece is in "mine."
Since we are working on quilts for all the nieces/nephews for Christmas, I think we'll be doing this to connect all the brothers/sisters/cousins. I can't wait to post pics of all the finished products.
That is an AWESOME idea!! :D
11-15-2009, 02:12 PM
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Originally Posted by wesing
Here's a thought for using scraps that was passed on to us yesterday in class:
A lady made all of her grandchildren a quilt for Christmas. She pieced the backs, and put a bit of everyone's quilts into all of the other backs. When the kids opened them and realized she did this, they all ran around comparing quilts to see where the pieces are from "my" quilt and where "your" quilt piece is in "mine."
Since we are working on quilts for all the nieces/nephews for Christmas, I think we'll be doing this to connect all the brothers/sisters/cousins. I can't wait to post pics of all the finished products.
A lady made all of her grandchildren a quilt for Christmas. She pieced the backs, and put a bit of everyone's quilts into all of the other backs. When the kids opened them and realized she did this, they all ran around comparing quilts to see where the pieces are from "my" quilt and where "your" quilt piece is in "mine."
Since we are working on quilts for all the nieces/nephews for Christmas, I think we'll be doing this to connect all the brothers/sisters/cousins. I can't wait to post pics of all the finished products.
11-15-2009, 03:28 PM
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Originally Posted by Grandma Cindy
Clear as mud !?! Thanks, do you have all that memorized, I will need to write it down, Cindy? :oops: :?: :shock:
11-21-2009, 08:59 PM
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Originally Posted by omak
Yep, Miss Beverly's embroidered pansies are just so cute snuggled amid the little squares ....
And, Miss Feathers ... that second quilt looks like a wonderful version of the bon bons I used to buy at Woolworths whenever we would go to Astoria! looks just like a box of fine chocolates <g>
And, Miss Feathers ... that second quilt looks like a wonderful version of the bon bons I used to buy at Woolworths whenever we would go to Astoria! looks just like a box of fine chocolates <g>
All the scrappies are looking great!
11-21-2009, 09:40 PM
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Originally Posted by wesing
A lady made all of her grandchildren a quilt for Christmas. She pieced the backs, and put a bit of everyone's quilts into all of the other backs.
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