Scrappy Star top pieced

Jun 16, 2009 27 Replies

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------------------------------------- Absolutely gorgeous. Scrap quilts it was I like to do most. Both appliqued and pieced. It looks like there was a lot of set-in pieces. Beautiful work. Lynne in TN

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Wonderful! I realize that they are all the same block -- with the many different colorways it shows off the geometricity of piecing (which I love).

Nann

Thanks, Donna!

Michelle in NV

Thanks so much, Nann!

I spent a lot of time going through your quilt photos on your blog. Beautiful. I now have many new ideas. :-) Your style and mine have some similarity. I notice that you tend use a wide variety of fabrics even when you are doing a more color-controlled quilt. I do that too.

Best regards, Michelle > Wonderful! I realize that they are all the same block -- with the

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Thanks so much Lynne! I must admit, scrappy quilts are my favorite too. :-) There weren't really any set in pieces in the traditional sense, but some non-linear seams. It's why I chose to piece them by hand.

Best regards, Michelle > lynnedemeter had written this in response to

Good for you, Michelle! If that quilt top were a woman, I'd say 'she has a vivacious personality and is not afraid to enjoy color!' Have fun doing the MQ. PAT in VA/USA

LOL! I love your description Pat. I may have to rename the quilt! :-)

Michelle > Good for you, Michelle! If that quilt top were a woman, I'd say 'she has a

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