
The first Scrap Therapy pattern for 2011 is ready to sew. Have you started yours, yet? It's a great sit-and-sew project for a snowy weekend. Use all your scrap sizes from your ScrapTherapy bins, and just go at it! Ask for the pattern and classes at your local quilt shop.


And camera-shy Liz is hiding behind her version of Lightning Strikes Twice. Instead of making her scrappy zig-zag panels with one set of light and dark scrap colors, Liz took control of the situation and reigned in scraps in three color-combinations.
I'm already moving on to designing the next few projects. I'm having a great time working with Creative Grids strip rulers and my scrap fabrics. So far, I've been having a blast with the Kaleidoscope Double Strip ruler. Can't wait to show you the results!
Stay warm!
Joan
I found your blog from another blogger who just made your running threads quilt and it was adorable. I was so surprised to see your hummingbird highway website. I live on Hummingbird Court and just started a business called Hummingbird Farmz. We are planting a fruit tree orchard. I like all your patterns especially the snack packs...great idea!
ReplyDeleteSuch beauties!!! And what a great website link!
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