Ok, so I have used up a lot of the squares that I had left over from the quilt. I made a bolster for the bed to hide some pillows. I made some more machine covers. I made some place mats and service mats for the dinning room table. I still have quite a number of 2-1/2" squares. Not so many of any given group of colors so that I could make a pattern of choice. I am thinking about dumping the squares in a box and shaking them up and then pulling them out of the box one by one and making a quilt top out of the random selection of colors. Now before you gag, they are all in the same value range so they would not clash. In effect they would be a crazy quilt type of look. A sort of a Random Act of Quiltyness, if you will. I think I may be going off the deep end here but so what. Other than the effort, what do I have to lose? Your input would be appreciated. Has anybody tried this type of thing before? Maybe a whole new approach to quilting will come of this. Zen Quilting.
Sigh, I am getting a server error when i try to send this post, so I will try this one more time. Then that is it.
John