Scrappy quilts

why do you find a scrappy quilt quicker to finish?

I'm currently working on a scrappy quilt and I think it's going to be the top that has taken longest to piece so far, surely it's the design, not scrappy or not that makes it take time.

Anne

She didn't say they were quicker, just that she could find the time :-) I can understand this -sometimes all you can do is a few minutes at the machine, or a little hand work in the waiting room. Planning a coordinated project takes a lot of time, but if you skip the planning stage and just make a whole lot of scrappy blocks, you can find the time for a big quilt! Roberta in D

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Here's one I came across recently and want to try soon:

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Ooooh, I like that! I think it is the purple-y plums that I like about it. Thank you!

My friend Melody makes Mile a Minute blocks with her scraps. Pami

Sandy (Ragmop) posted a link to a scrappy pattern called Chicklets (I think), which I loved. Unfortunately, you'll have to search for it, cuz the bookmark is not on this computer. Sorry.

My favorite scrap quilt site is Bonnie Hunter's Quiltville.

The Chiclets quilt is here:

although Ican't get the .pdf to open.(It's named after the chewing gum, hence the spelling.) Nann

Nann, I had to download a newer version of Adobe to open the .pdf.

Thanks for the link

Dee > My favorite scrap quilt site is Bonnie Hunter's Quiltville.

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I had a hard time downloading that Chiclets pattern too. I got it eventually. (I wonder where the server is located.) Thanks for the link!