Today is my day on the blog hop to introduce you to my blogging friend, Diane Knott of Butterfly Threads Quilting. Her new book Scrap Quilt Secrets is an in depth book about scrap quilts and how to make them. The cover quilt immediately got my attention when I saw her book! Look at all those lovely scrappy half square triangles.
Diane breaks down into easy steps the way to make a stunning design using all those precious scraps you are saving for just the right quilt.
I liked the quilt in the book called "Fusion" and made this pillow using her secrets and quick techniques. It went together quickly and the instructions were clear and easy to follow.
One of the things Diane talks about in the book is contrast, something I always struggle with in quilting.
I enjoyed mixing it up and using lots of cherry reds in the pillow to make it scrappy. You could even fussy cut the center in this block, the ideas are endless!
To celebrate the release of her new book, Diane is giving you a chance to win a copy right here on my blog. To enter please leave me a comment and if you want answer the question, "how many scrap quilts have you made?" Be sure your email address is included or you will not be eligible to win. International winner will receive an E-book. I will be picking the winner on Monday April 4th.
Congratulations Diane on a lovely book!
Please visit the other amazing bloggers that are on the book hop!
3/21 - C&T Publishing http://ctpub.com/blog/
3/21 - Diane www.butterflythreadsquilting.com
3/22 - Bonnie http://quiltville.blogspot.com/
3/23 - Lori http://humblequilts.blogspot.com/
3/24 - Karen http://nanagirlquilts.blogspot.com/
3/25 - Audrey http://quiltyfolk.blogspot.com/
3/26 - Pat http://patsloan.com/
3/27 - Valerie http://myplvl.blogspot.com/
3/28 - Kelly http://pinkadotquilts.blogspot.com/
3/29 - Victoria http://bumblebeansinc.blogspot.com/
3/30 - Rachael http://bluemountaindaisy.blogspot.com/
3/31 - Angie http://quiltingcrescent.blogspot.com/
4/1 - Julie http://quiltjewelry.blogspot.com?
4/2 - Barb www.funwithbarb.com
Giveaway is now closed
Kelly
I have made 5 scrap quilts.
ReplyDeleteYour pillow is adorable. Just stopping by to say hi...please don't include me in the drawing as I'm on the blog hop. :)
ReplyDeleteToo many scrap quilts to count and more everyday. My fav!
ReplyDeleteAll the quilts I have made have been from scraps.....I would say I have made approximately 14 quilts, and I am putting bindings on two more. Oh, and two quilted scrappy Christmas stockings. Jspwarren at aol dot com
ReplyDeleteScrap quilts are my absolute favorite kind of quilt to make! I couldn't keep count on how many I've made so far! I love using tiny pieces to create a work of art!
ReplyDeleteWell I am not too sure how many I have made from scraps. At least more than five...
ReplyDeleteLovely book, thanks for the chance to win.
As a relative newbie to quilting, I would say 2 would qualify as scrap quilts.
ReplyDeleteSo far I've made just three scrap quilts, all from Bonnie Hunter patterns. I'm looking to branch out now, and the quilts in this book are beautiful!!
ReplyDeleteSusan
Susie.galasso@gmail.com
So far I've made just three scrap quilts, all from Bonnie Hunter patterns. I'm looking to branch out now, and the quilts in this book are beautiful!!
ReplyDeleteSusan
Susie.galasso@gmail.com
I think I have made at least 10 scrap quilts. I have been converted and always admire what can be created with the "leftovers" from another quilt. I love the pillow you made. Love the red and white. Thanks for the giveaway! spoofs@juno.com
ReplyDeleteI LOVE scrap quilts! I made one of Diane's from her blog- it looked like sunflowers. I have made many and working on more. I can count 9 off the top of my head. Scraps are like bunnies....they multiply really fast!
ReplyDeleteI think I have made at least five scrap quilts. I love using those scraps.
ReplyDeleteScrap quilts are my favorite. I have made at least 10 that have been given as gifts. When quilting, scraps tend to multiply.
ReplyDeleteScrap quilts are my favorite! I have completed at least 4, and am working on 3 more. The pillow is so pretty! The book looks really good -- thanks for the give-away!
ReplyDeletethis looks like such a great book. your pillow is wonderful.
ReplyDeleteI have not made a scrap quilt yet. Well I made a twin size using civil war fabrics. I cut the fabrics and just started grabbing.
quilting dash lady at comcast dot net
I love the combination of piecing and applique. Thanks for the giveaway.
ReplyDeleteI need to learn about using contrasting fabrics too! I've made many scrappy projects, like sewing machine covers, potholders, mug rugs, but only one quilt. It's a baby quilt using scraps of Joel Dewberry fabrics left over from any project. It turned out very cool!
ReplyDeleteI have made quite a few scrap quilts. Many of them are charity quilts. It is a fun challenge for use up the stash.
ReplyDeletejebleup@gmail.com
I really am not sure how many scrap quilts I've made as I've been making scrap quilts for years. Taking a wild guess, I'd 15 or so. I LOVE scrap quilts :)
ReplyDeleteI've never kept count of how many scrap quilts I've made...12? 15? I love how scrap quilts honor the early quilters who truly sewed from their scrap baskets.♡♡♡
ReplyDeleteI have made a total of ONE scrap quilt. I really enjoyed the controlled chaos of the quilt. It was made as a donation to charity. With my OCD I didn't really think going in that I would like the quilt, but when it was finished I had a really hard time letting it go!!
ReplyDeleteScrap quilts are my favorite, so in 21 years of quilting I have made TOO Many to count! I really want to win this book, so thanks for the opportunity.
ReplyDeleteI've never kept count of how many scrap quilts I've made...12? 15? I love how scrap quilts honor the early quilters who truly sewed from their scrap baskets.♡♡♡
ReplyDeletePillow cuteness! I've made a dozen or so scrap quilts of different sizes. They are always challenging and fun to put together,
ReplyDeleteScrap quilts are my favorite, so I would have to say all of my quilts have some sort of scrappy element to them! I'm not even sure if I could choose a favorite one at this point - I love them all! I would love to win the book for more ideas on making scraps beautiful :)
ReplyDeleteKally gracias por el sorteo y la oportunidad de ganar este libro
ReplyDeletebuena semana
I am relatively new to making scrappy quilts. I have completed 2 quilts (done except for binding) and have 3 more in the works!
ReplyDeleteI buy scraps at the local thrift shop plus add my own scraps to create quilts. This means these parts & pieces have turned into several scrap quilts from crib size to bed size.
ReplyDeleteI've made too many scrap quilts to count--I love scrappy! I can see that Diane's book is a must have!
ReplyDeleteJust one so far.....
ReplyDeleteYou ask a difficult question? I'm looking around in my living room and I see 5 scrap quilts right here! Most of my quilts are scrappy, I love the look! tkmattson@hotmail.com
ReplyDeleteI have made more scrap quilts than I can count. I have been working through my mom's scraps making all kinds of scrap quilts. Still have all my scraps to use as well. I am set for life! Always looking for new ideas and patterns.
ReplyDeleteThe more and more I hop around the blogs I am loving this book more and more! In recent history I have made 5 scrap quilts! Love the endless possibilities!
ReplyDeleteI really don't know how many scrap quilts I have made --- a minimum of twenty, as it is my favorite kind of quilt. I use all kinds of fabrics and sometimes follow a theme --- e.g. repro fabrics, brights --- there are so many possibilities!
ReplyDeletequiltschon@att.net
I make at least 2 scrap quilts a year to donate to the local homeless shelter for families. I love using up what is left from my main projects.
ReplyDeleteI am in the process of making my first scrappy quit! Thanks for the opportunity,,,,,qltdiva1@fuse.net
ReplyDeleteI made a scrappy trip around the world for daughter in law. Now I have so many strips left over I'm looking for more scrappy ideas. I love the look of quilts with loads of different fabrics.
ReplyDeleteI have not made a scrap quilt but heaven knows I need to, I have bins of scraps. I am a type A and have not been able to do a real scrappy
ReplyDeleteI have made 2 scrap quilts that I can remember. One is on my bed right now and the only fabric I purchased was backing. So proud of that quilt!
ReplyDeleteI've been a scrap quilter for a while now, so I'm not sure exactly how many I've made, probably around 20 or so. This book looks awesome!
ReplyDeleteAlmost every quilt I've made is a scrappy quilt...too many to count (or remember). I can only remember one or two that weren't scrappy! Thanks for the chance to win--looks like a wonderful book!
ReplyDeleteI have made hundreds! I've been quilting since 1987 and nearly every single one of them has been a scrap quilt. I just love the energy of scraps--I think a planned quilt is too boring to make. No surprises! Snore. my email: dorkyquilts@yahoo.com
ReplyDeleteOh not so many ! I think ...5 ? That's the reason I must win a copy of this fabulous book ! I will have many other reasons to make plenty of scraps ! Ah ! Ah !
ReplyDeleteToo many to count! Scrap quilts are the most fun to make, for sure. Thanks for the chance to win.
ReplyDeleteMost of my quilts are scrappy. I never get bored with scrappy quilts. Thank you for the chance to win a copy of the book.
ReplyDeleteI have made one and have one in the works!!!!! Love scrappiness !
ReplyDeleteThe majority of my quilts are scrap quilts. I enjoy pulling fabrics from my stash and putting them together. This book looks right up my ally! Thanks for a wonderful blog, too!
ReplyDeleteLove scrappy quilts. I've made several for myself and almost all of my charity quilts are now scrappy. It adds so much fun to each quilt and makes them more non-gender specific. Love this book. Thanks. Diane O
ReplyDeleteI really don't know as I have made a number of them for family. I make a lot of quilts for charity and they are made with scraps. I really would love to win this book. mrlyn at shaw. ca.
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful Book
ReplyDeleteGolly! I got lots of scraps. Looks like this book is a great source of inspiration. Hope I win a copy. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteRosemary
How many scrap quilts have I made? Mercy! My very first quilt was a scrap quilt, for which, I had to beg, borrow, and even buy scraps! Since then, I've made probably 7 others, all from scraps of my own, or donated scraps. Thankfully, I no longer have to buy them. Thank you for an opportunity to win. lynnstck(at)yahoo.com
ReplyDeleteHi,love your scrappy projects>pillow is so pretty! I've done several for placmats, pin cushions and also a quilted throw>great fun! Thank You! msstitcher1214@gmail.com
ReplyDeleteI have made one scrappy quilt, but I am getting more scraps now so see more in the future. thanks for opportunity to win this lovely book that will help tremendously. bettyharden@charter.net
ReplyDeleteI have plenty of scraps, as I love to sew. However, as a beginner quilter, I have yet to make a scrap quilt
ReplyDeleteI have made over ten scrap quilts, and some I can't keep up with the exact number. Thanks for the chance to win the book! (celiaambrose@hotmail.com)
ReplyDeleteI've made 10 scrappy quilts. Many of them were gifts. My favorites I kept. Love the ideas in the book. Now I want to own it. Hope I win. lorislp@gmail.com
ReplyDeleteLori Roth
I have made only a few scrap quilts and most of them would be considered controlled scrappy. I love the cheerful colors of your pillow.
ReplyDeletececiliayoung@gmx.com
I L.O.V.E scrap quilts. I estimate that I have made more than 10 full size scrap quilts.
ReplyDeleteThe cover quilt is gorgeous, I bet the rest of the book is the same!
sikkinktj at gmail dot com
I've made several scrap quilts.. maybe 4 or 5 which is a lot seeing how I am only quilting for under 3 years :) I'm doing the PSlendid Sampler now all scraps from my stash and its FUN!
ReplyDeleteNot really sure how many scrap quilts I have made. Working on one right now. Would love to win this book. ckrutjo@gmail.com
ReplyDeleteI've made many totally scrappy quilts and lots of quilts with scrappy elements. I'd love to win the book to learn another approach to scrap quilting. There is no such thing as too much knowledge!
ReplyDeleteI've made three scrap quilts and can't wait to make some more.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the chance to win.
I've made three. One I'm still working on. It's paper pieced. Thanks for the giveaway!
ReplyDeleteDmac5958ataoldotcom
When it gets crazy just make up a scrap quilt and remember all the fun. Have done about 6 all for charity.
ReplyDeleteSomeone will get to be very lucky would be sew fun to be me.
quilt a few but my scraps seems to never go down bewtjwatgmaildotcom
ReplyDeleteWow I can't think of how many. Most of the quilts I make are scrappy. It looks like a fantastic new book! Your cushion is very happy and fun :0)
ReplyDeleteLots and lots of scrap quilts - easily over a hundred. Scrap quilts are the best - they have all the memories in them. Thanks for the chance!
ReplyDeleteI have made 6 scrappy quilts...lol and i still have scraps lol............ happyness04431@yahoo.com
ReplyDeleteI have never made a scrap quilt, but would love to learn. I am still working on my first quilt, and it is pieced and appliqued, all by hand.
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ReplyDeleteI love your pillow! This book is so inspiring!
ReplyDeletekatylillie@gmail.com
I enjoy your blog and as a former PA person, love seeing what your are doing. I was born and raised northeast of Pittsburgh.
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Debbie Wolfe
DebbieRkSp@hotmail.com
At this point, I haven't made any scrap quilts yet. I haven't been quilting long, so mine have all been from fabric collections so far. But that will change...
ReplyDeleteI've made a handful of scrap baby quilts. I can't seem to do other kinds of quilts lately. One of my favorites was a quilt using scraps and a weird color'd solid fabric. I love how it came out!!!
ReplyDeleteI just started making scrap quilts last year. All of the ones before that were planned. I have about 5 in progress. Would love to win a copy of this book. Thanks. chocolatewiskers@aol.com
ReplyDeleteLove the cover quilt. I have a scrap quilt in the process and this will be my first.
ReplyDeleteThanks for a chance to win.
usairdoll(at)gmail(dot)com
I love scrap quilts
ReplyDeleteYour cushion is gorgeous Kelly!! I love its retro look. Yay for such a wonderful book that is inspiring in so many ways!
ReplyDeleteThe cherry red scraps made a delightful cheerful pillows. Most of my quilts would have some resemblance to a scrap quilt. It's fun to see how many fabrics you can work into one quilt and still have fabric leftover.
ReplyDeleteI've made a few controlled scrappy quilts, I'd love to be more free with my scrappiness!
ReplyDeleteMy quilting group call me the queen of scraps.. all my quilts are made this way. I love mixing up fabrics.
ReplyDeleteThanks for a chance at the lovely book.
Love your red scrappy pillow! I have made 3 or 4 scrap quilts and am currently working on a few more. Gotta love those UFO's!
ReplyDeleteI've only been quilting about 2 years so I'm still accumulating scraps but I've made one so far that's 'controlled' scrappy. After I finish my daughter's wedding quilt, I plan on using scraps for my next one!
ReplyDeletecathylouwilson@gmail.com
How many scrap quilts have I made? Great Question! 30? Thanks for blogging
ReplyDeleteI do not know how many scrap quilts I have made but it is a LOT! For the last 5 years or so most of my quilts have been scrappy.
ReplyDeleteI have made a lot of scrap quilts! But judging from the scraps I still have in boxes and bags, I apparently need to make a lot more! This looks like a great book, thanks for the chance to win.
ReplyDeleteI too make mainly scrap quilts, and this new book looks like it has heaps of ideas for using up more of those precious scraps!
ReplyDeleteI've lost count. I belong to a group at church that makes scrappy quilts for our local rescue mission. I piece 3 or 4 a year with for this group.
ReplyDeleteI have lost count as I mostly make scrap quilts, but I have completed 3 scrap tops just this year. I would enjoy this book very much. Thanks.
ReplyDeletejoyecox@yahoo.com
Still quite new to quilting and have complete 6-7 scrappy crib size quilts. I love the interest scraps create-always something new to look at. This boook would help improve my skills immensely. Tanks so much for the book offer.
ReplyDeleteI think scraps are lots more fun than yardage!
ReplyDeleteYou like to ask the tough questions to make us earn the book, don't you? By my estimation, I have startd over a hundred quilts. How many of those are finished narrows this down a bit - okay maybe a lot. And of those, we are going to have to start thinking about the definition of scrap, right? There are some that use a bunch of fabrics and then there are some that just use a few but they don't match. Then there are some that match, but use leftovers from another project. So I'm going to make up a number, and you won't know the difference unless you come over and do an audit. Umm, 10. No, wait it can't be a whole number. 17. Yeah, and if you can't find them all in my house, those were the ones I gave away.
ReplyDeleteI have only made a few mug rugs with scraps but want to make some bigger quilts.
ReplyDeleteI have made 4 scrap quilts. I have always had a hard time making scrap quilts and was told to throw everything in a bag and just grab and use it. That has helped me some. Thanks for a chance to win a copy of this wonderful book.
ReplyDeleteI have made 11 -- that's counting big, baby and wall quilts, but not miniature, doll or table runners. Interestingly, I have only made 3 non-scrap quilts! You can tell what my preference is. :) sarah@forrussia.org
ReplyDeleteI've made a bunch of scrap quilts. But I have enough scraps to make about 873 more!
ReplyDeleteTtmarler@yahoo.com
Around 8 or 9 I have donated several. I love scrappy quilts and projects. Thanks for the chance. Kristikay at spratt dot net
ReplyDeleteAround 8 or 9 I have donated several. I love scrappy quilts and projects. Thanks for the chance. Kristikay at spratt dot net
ReplyDeleteBusy life circumstances than the current world history.
ReplyDeleteMario Friv Doraemon Games Kizi Yoob Juegos
Hmmm, too many to count! I've got several scrap quilts in my possession, but I've donated a whole bunch. Never thought to count them. rgbeasley@hotmail.com
ReplyDeleteI have made about 3 or 4 scrappy quilts; they are my very favourite to make!
ReplyDeleteI have made about 3 or 4 scrappy quilts; they are my very favourite to make!
ReplyDeleteI have made 4 scrap quilts, with many more planned in my head
ReplyDeleteI just need an eighth day of the week to create them!
I think it would be easier to count those quilts that are not srap quilts. Love love love scrap quilts. I have enjoyed looking at the pages of this book and getting to know an author I have not followed before.
ReplyDeleteTjbetan@icloud.com
I have made over 20 scrap quilts of all sizes, but I still have boxes and boxes of scraps! LOL! pattynubs at gmail dot com
ReplyDeleteI make Scrap quilts all the time so winning this book would be great for giving me new ideas. Love the red scrap cushion that you made from the book.
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness - the most comments I've ever seen on your blog!! Congrats! Sadly, I have made no scrap quilts yet but I sure have the scraps to make one! Your pillow is so beautiful, of course!
ReplyDeleteThis book looks like so much fun. I love the fabrics and colors that you chose for your pillow. You did a beautiful job. I don't know how many scrap quilts I've made, a few. Wish I would have kept a list of my quilts from the very beginning. Stephanie Braskey
ReplyDeleteDo you see me waving my hand really high? 🙋🏻🙋🏻🙋🏻 that's me, me,pick me! I like your pillow & you can guess one of the reasons why. Yep...great use of red.
ReplyDeleteI have never made a scrap quilt but have plenty of scraps to start. I love the book's cover...very inspiring. Love your pillow too. Judie
ReplyDeleteI don't know how many I've made....I can't stop making them....
ReplyDeleteAt the very beginning of my quilting career (the mid-1990's) I used all-the-same fabric in blocks. I soon found out that that was very boring. Since then all my quilts are scrappy, multi-fabric quilts.
ReplyDeleteI am a new quilter, I haven't made any yet.
ReplyDeleteMost of my quilts are scrappy. I find them more interesting and fun to make!
ReplyDeleteThrough my years of quilting, it's become obvious to me that my favorite quilts are the scrappy ones. My estimate is 30-35 scrappy quilts over the years. Most of my scrappy ones lately have been smaller, lap-sized quilts for my MIL's nursing home. My 9 or 10 large scrappy quilts were definitely favorites. Go Scraps! Thanks for the giveaway opportunity.
ReplyDeleteCute pillow. Love the colors, cherry red is my favorite. Many of my quilts are scrap quilts.
ReplyDeleteI think almost all the quilts I have made are scrap quilts! The more the merrier.
ReplyDeleteSeriously? You think I have kept track of how many scrap quilts I've made? If you count the minis I would take a stab and guess over 100. LOVE them! So fun to see this pattern sewn up in your choice of fabrics.....
ReplyDeletecouldn't begin to fathom a guess...been working with scraps as long as I have been quilting, which is now 38 years....homage to our ancestors and that yankee mantra....use it up, wear it out, make do or do without....
ReplyDeleteI can remember three big ones I have made but I am sure there are more out there . Looks like such a fun book.
ReplyDeleteI'm not ducking the question, but I really can't guess how many--even when I make a "planned" quilt, scraps sneak in there. My very favorite quilt is my scrappiest, made with bits of fabric from other "favorite" quilts, so that every piece is a sweet memory. I love that quilt so much, and now whenever I make a quilt, I tuck away a very distinctive scrap or two for the next "favorite" scrap quilt.
ReplyDeleteI LOVE working with scraps to create quilts so can not count how many I have made. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteI have made 3 and have 1 in the works. I really enjoy the look of scrap quilts and would love to elarn her techniques for making them look amazing!
ReplyDeleteI have made about 5 of them so far. I have a couple that are in process between other quilts.
ReplyDeleteI have made one quilt from scraps so far but I hope to use more of my every growing tub of scraps.
ReplyDeleteI have made about 7 or 8 scrap quilts...I just love making them. Thanks for sharing the giveaway!
ReplyDeleteI've only made about a dozen quilts but they are all scrappy quilts. Thanks for participating in the blog hop.
ReplyDelete--Nancy. (ndmessier @ aol.com, joyforgrace.blogspot.com)
I would have to say that I have made only 2 scrap quilts. I love how there were no 'rules' and I could use whatever fabric I had on hand! Pure joy! Thank you for the giveaway! I would love to win! Margo [onlydiamonds at hotmail dot com]
ReplyDeleteI am guessing that I have made at least a dozen scrappy quilts. They are my favorite.
ReplyDeleteWow, that's a hard question. If I include I spy quilts, it's about a dozen, and counting!
ReplyDeleteI make quilts for charity and I don't count them. Last year a friend who bought a long arm offered to quilt the tops I had so she could practice, there were 25 scrap quilts. My friends give me their scraps, I haven't cut into my stash fabrics for quite awhile. I've probably have made over four dozen scrap quilts and am working on three at this time. This book has so many great ideas, I'm looking forward to seeing it.
ReplyDeleteIt would be hard to put a number on how many scrap quilts I have made...so I would say almost a 100.
ReplyDeleteI've only made one srap quilt, but would love to win the book and learn more from Diane!
ReplyDeleteOnly made one so far!
ReplyDeleteI use a few regularly planned quilt fabrics, but from the very beginning 40 years ago, it has been scrappies all the way!
ReplyDeleteglen
I've made a few scrap quilts. I'd like to do more.
ReplyDeleteI've made 4 scrappy quilts, but need to make more to use up my civil war prints and other fabrics in my stash. This book would be perfect! Thanks for the give-away!
ReplyDeleteAm relatively newly serious to quilting...have sewn "forever" it seems. Pretty much all quilts I have made have been scrappy...(maybe 5 so far??? Hmmm..) Scraps are my favorite kind tho! Thank you for chance to win this Awesome book!! :D
ReplyDeleteI can't begin to count how many scrap quilts I have made. I'm over 60 and my Grandmother was part of the original scrap quilt generation. She taught me to quilt when I was a wee little thing. I do donate at least a dozen or more each year. Last year I donated 24. Life is good. Jmikebalou(at) aol dot com
ReplyDeleteI can't even begin to guess how many scrap quilts I've made! A lot of them, maybe even most of my quilts! But I'm always willing to learn a new technique or two, so I'd love to get this book. It looks like a good resource!
ReplyDeleteIf my WIPs are included, the scrap quilt count would be in the dozens; finished ones, not so many (some are still waiting for just the right scraps). Thanks so much for posting the Sounds of Silence video; I love it. Because of that post, and the one before it with the Meridian block, I'm subscribing to your blog--you're interesting!
ReplyDeletetoo many to count! most of my quilts are "scrap" quilts, if that means using as many different fabrics of a single color as I have in my stash when I need color X.
ReplyDeleteI've made 1 scrap quilt, really love the look of scrappy quilts. 24Tangent@gmail.com
ReplyDeleteMost of my quilts are not scrappy but I need to start making some to use up stash fabric. Book looks great for that inspiration. tacdah at gmaildotcom.
ReplyDeleteI have not made any scrap quilts as quite new to quilting and have stuck to patterns and pre cut fabric packs x
ReplyDeleteIain.ross30 at gmail dot com
I love using scraps in my quilt or in bee exchange blocks, but I've only made one quilt entirely from scraps. I've got one more in progress, and I don't intend to stop there!
ReplyDeleteTill now I've made 5 scrap tops but not all are finished quilts at the moment.
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I have no idea how many scrap quilts I've made - I lost track years ago! Since 1975, I've only made 2 quilts that *weren't* scrap quilts. Scrappy is what I do!
ReplyDeleteI have a whole tub of my grandmother's scraps, plus some of my own, so, though I've only made a few so far, I've many scrap quilts to go. Inspiration (and time) are what I need.
ReplyDeleteLove scrap quilts - I have made about ten of them! mumbird3atgmaildotcom
ReplyDeleteIt looks like a great quilt! I would love to win it!
ReplyDeleteI've made 2 scrap quilts in my 10 years of quilting, but I have caught the bug. I am in the middle of making 5 scrap quilts currently all started in the last 6 months. amanda.echler(at)gmail(dot)com
ReplyDeleteI have made probably 8 - 10 scrap quilts and seems like I have not made a dent in the pile. Thanks for sharing!!
ReplyDeleteI just started sewing this past summer/fall. So I have not made a scrap quilt yet, but I am starting to get a sizable amount of scraps to use. This book looks fun.
ReplyDeletedebbygrawn at yahoo dot com
Making scrappy quilts is my favorite thing to make. I have made sew many that I can't even begin to put a number on how many I have made. Thanks for the great giveaway.
ReplyDeleteI have no idea how many I've made over the course of 40 years but I do know it's time to make three or four more from the scraps I have on hand right now. The book looks like it would have just the inspiration I need to get started. edrin1932 at gmail dot come
ReplyDeleteWhat a great book. Everybody has scraps. I have mostly scraps ( being a new quilter) so it will really be beneficial. gandn74@ymail.com
ReplyDeleteI love scrap quilts, but am a beginner. I started my first quilt and didn't like the results. I am in the process of cutting it down to reshape. Still a little wonky, but am pressing forward. Would love to read this book to learn how to avoid mistakes in the future.
ReplyDeleteI have made 5 scrap quilts and have a few more in progress. Your pillow is wonderful. Thanks for the opportunity to win this awesome book.
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Now that I think about it, I think I have only made one. But more on the horizon for me. Nancy A: rangerer@sbcglobal.net
ReplyDeleteSo far, I have made 2 scrappy quilts, but I have been hooked.
ReplyDeleteHmmm...I have made a few scrappy-looking quilts, but none with actual scraps! Would love to win a copy of this book!
ReplyDeleteI have made about 10 and have scraps for many more. Just can't throw away fabric. Thanks Darlene dhoctor@sbcglobal.net
ReplyDeleteI've made 2 scrap quilts, but if I haven't already cut down my scraps into usable sizes, then I'm digging through my scrap box to see what I can pull out and use.
ReplyDeleteIn the ten years I've been quilting, I have made 30 quilts and one of them was a non-scrappy quilt. I started with leftover fabrics from the boys jammies. I love the look of a scrappy quilt. Thanks for the chance to win. ;^) Chantal
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I have yet to make a scrap quilt, but have lots of scraps. Maybe I will be lucky and win this book!!
ReplyDeleteI absolutely love the look of scrap quilts. I try to make every quilt look a little scrappy! It is just more interesting that way. Would love to be the winner of the book!!
ReplyDeleteI have made about 10 scrappy quilts and have just begin sorting my scrap bins fir easier construction of several more scrappy quilts. The longer I quilt, the more I like scrappy quilts!
ReplyDeleteLove me some scrappy quilting - the only kind I do!
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I think I have made 3 or 4 (more if you count WIPs). That is what I am primarily concentrating on now since I have GOT to reduce this stockpile of scraps in my sewing room.
ReplyDeleteScrap quilts are my favorites. I've made at least 15 of them.
ReplyDeleteI love scrap quilts! I'm not sure exactly how many I've made...lets just say upwards of 10.
ReplyDeleteWould love to participate in your give away - love scrap quilts and books about them! Who knows how many I have made over the years as most of my quilts tend to be made out of the bits and pieces and I have made over 300 quilts in my quilting lifetime and still going strong
ReplyDeleteI have made 4 scrap quilt! I love making them
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ReplyDeleteThank you for the opportunity to win this book. I love scrap quilts. It's very hard for me to make a quilt using just 4 or 5 fabrics. I've got to use LOTS. All shades of cream, yellow, white and tan are my backgrounds and then I grab COLOR from the stacks. Lots and lots of variety. Then the leftovers get cut up in usable sizes for the bins. I've been quilting like this for about 15 years and will never go back. Love my scraps
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I've probably made five or six scrap quilts. I make at least one a year to donate to charity! Time to make another. Thanks for the giveaway!
ReplyDeleteI like working with scraps. Only my first two quilts tops I think were all planned with fabric purchases. The rest I grab different fabrics to represent a color. I need help with making the selections so things go together better.
ReplyDeleteOh I have also made a few from Quilts for Kids kits, they aren't here anymore so I don't really count them. Thank you for putting my name in the hat for the drawing!
I'm not sure how many scrap quilts I've made but more than 5 and I have enough scraps to make many more!
ReplyDeleteI have made quite a few scrap quilts, and have "sprouts" for many more!
ReplyDeleteI've completed two Scrap quilt and have a on going pineapple Scrap quilt in progress. I would love to do more but I'm always afraid that it won't look good when finished. I need to learn how to work with scraps.
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I haven't made any - yet, but I certainly have enough scraps to make one (or 1/2 dozen!) carmen99 at asimplehomestead.com
ReplyDeleteScrappy is my favorite, but how many? I don't know, since I've given away quilts and end up forgetting that I made them till I see a picture!! I guess I'd better document my quilts better!! :-) Thanks for hosting for us all! Hugs, H
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