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    scrappy fence rail

    Here's another one I finished this weekend. It's just the raw top and still needs borders, but wanted to share anyway. This quilt was made completely out of the leftover scraps from the Sister Star quilt I posted earlier. It's about 60x72 (or will be when I get the borders on). I'm thinking about giving it to my sister's daughter since both quilts are made from all the same fabrics.

    Teresa
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    I am such a fan of scrappy quilts!! Great job!! I'm sure your niece will love it!!
    ~Mary
    As ye sew, so shall ye rip.

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      Oh I love this! Scrappy's are the best!
      Patti
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        Very smart way to use up scraps! This is so pretty and bright.
        When life throws you scraps, make a quilt! :icon_bigsmile:

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          Very pretty! I like the bright colors.
          “What we do for ourselves dies with us. What we do for others and the world, is and remains immortal.”

          ― Albert Pine

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            I always have loved scrappy quilts more than "planned" quilts.....your's is great! Barb
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            Scottie Mom Barb

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              great job, lot of love in there too!!!!!

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                Wow, you really have been busy. I am sure your niece will thoroughly love it!
                Sewing mends the soul.
                sigpic


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                  #9
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                  Wow you just finished the other quilt and now you have another! You are one productive quilter! Great job!
                  Susan

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                    No, I'm not really all that productive. I sort of worked on both quilts simultaneously. As I would accumulate leftover strips I would sew them together and cut the blocks so it just sort of worked out that they both came together at the same time. And the fence rail went together so quickly. Besides, I leave the housework to the two kids still at home in college, so I have more time to play on the sewing machine.
                    Teresa

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                      SEW NICE and Pretty, gee no matter what you are a sewing type girl!!!!
                      Wish I had someone to clean for me!!! Even if it was the kids!!!
                      And for a clone so I can be on here and sew at the same time!!!!
                      Last edited by sewmuchjan; July 9, 2011, 05:27 PM.
                      Jan G :icon_wave:


                      THE HURRIER I GO,
                      THE BEHINDER I GET!!!!                       :lol:

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                        My only resident college student just makes messes - aren't you lucky!

                        Love the quilt top! Good job!

                        Originally posted by Tslave57 View Post
                        No, I'm not really all that productive. I sort of worked on both quilts simultaneously. As I would accumulate leftover strips I would sew them together and cut the blocks so it just sort of worked out that they both came together at the same time. And the fence rail went together so quickly. Besides, I leave the housework to the two kids still at home in college, so I have more time to play on the sewing machine.
                        Teresa
                        There's still time to change the road you're on - Led Zeppelin, "Stairway to Heaven"

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                          I really like the idea of doing your scraps as you work on another quilt. Need to try that one.
                          Sometimes, when there's a raging fire,
                          it's best not to try to put it out with gasoline.

                          "...pal carajo con la negatividad..."

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                            I agree with Sandy, I will start working with my scraps as I make a quilt, 2 at once is even better!

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                              #15
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                              love love love it. scrappy is my fav
                              Pam

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