 The biggest basket of scraps were the hand dyes and now they have been reduced to this. I have strips for a couple of string quilts and lots of blocks.  Next I tackled the symmetry scraps and ended up with this. I think that I might be able to make some cool quilts mixing the symmetry and hand dyes together in a few quilts.  I will plan some quilts another time. For now I'm just happy to have things organized.  I also got all of the papers off this quilt so I'm ready to load it today and think about the quilting. I'm still leaning towards a pantograph so I don't have to deal with the seam bulk.
patty
2/18/2022 07:41:41 am
Good for you to get the scraps all cut into usable pieces. I am a long way from that with my scrap pile.
Gene Black
2/18/2022 08:15:36 am
I can imagine a lot of possibilities with the hand dyes and the symmetry fabrics. They should look lovely together.
Rose Groth
2/18/2022 08:22:45 am
Some of the cut up scraps look like they were cut with special templates, is this correct? How did you determine how to cut these? Did you start with a particular size in mind? Thanks for the info. Your scraps are beautiful!
Kay Welch
2/18/2022 03:08:46 pm
The month of February I am tackling decluttering, purging, and reorganizing my creative space. It turned into a bigger job than I thought (of course it did! lol). I'm saving my scraps for last because they are completely out of control. This will be so nice once I'm better organized. Have a great weekend. Comments are closed.
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I'm Vicki Welsh and I've been making things as long as I can remember. I used to be a garment maker but transitioned to quilts about 20 years ago. Currently I'm into fabric dyeing, quilting, Zentangle, fabric postcards, fused glass and mosaic. I document my adventures here. Categories
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