This is the improv quilt I am making from Art Gallery fabric scraps sent by Pat Bravo for Project Linus quilts. These fabrics were a blast to work with, and it was a great challenge for me to sew a project using just these scraps. So great a challenge in fact that I failed just a bit. I had to use some Kona snow yardage from my stash to make up the quilt backing- the remaining scraps Ms. Bravo sent were too skinny to make it up. Cheater cheater me. But hey, they were my rules that I broke.
Picture disclaimer- I am having a wicked hard time with my camera, so these are not lovely, but they do convey the idea. However, the pics of the sewn together pieces are terrible, so I guess you have to take my word for it? The last picture is terrible, but proof they are done...
One last bit- a rearrangement of my to be done Little Apples string quilt. I will need to add borders too.
Linking up...
This is looking lovely. You've used fabolous scraps and combined them beautifully :)
ReplyDeleteSo beautiful! :) And I can't wait to see your Little Apples quilt finished! Thanks for linking up to {Sew} Modern Monday and have a great week!
ReplyDeleteLooks great! I love all her fabrics and knowing that she donates them for such a good cause makes me want to support her even more. And your Little Apples quilt is just fabulous! I can't wait to see it finished! Sorry that I'm no help with your tension issues. I am a dunce at troubleshooting that kind of thing!
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