The thoughtful and generous QuiltDivaJulie sent me scraps from her "Waiting for the Mail" flimsy.The envelope was hard and rigid so I didn't expect it to be fabric!
Turns out she had vacuumed packed the scraps. That did a really good job of keeping them neat and tidy.
I couldn't...
I couldn't...
for any thing better!
Now I have ideas for a word/text quilt of my own percolating in the brainpan. I already have a title for it too. That's rare for me. Yesterday I dropped a chunk of change over at eQuilter.com to further add to this particular section of my stash. Before I go any further I need to pull the text prints I already own out of their color stacks just to make sure I don't go overboard!
In the meantime, I did manage to make that constructed stripe block bigger. I had enough to make a second, half-size, block as well.
And some more blocks out of scraps:
Now I have ideas for a word/text quilt of my own percolating in the brainpan. I already have a title for it too. That's rare for me. Yesterday I dropped a chunk of change over at eQuilter.com to further add to this particular section of my stash. Before I go any further I need to pull the text prints I already own out of their color stacks just to make sure I don't go overboard!
In the meantime, I did manage to make that constructed stripe block bigger. I had enough to make a second, half-size, block as well.
And some more blocks out of scraps:
Lucky you! Isn't Julie a sweetie.
ReplyDeleteHappy that the scraps have encouraged your own text quilt ...
ReplyDeleteI never thought about the two blocks having the same pieces and parts either!
Great idea for a text fabric quilt. I'd like to do one of those myself someday.
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