Remember this scrap project from last fall? I made three quarter log cabin blocks with my print scraps, using every shade and pattern. It wa...

I used the leftover bits from my scrap solids quilt to create this cheerful, improv pillow (do scraps ever really get completely used up?)....

Who braved the freezing temps and rushing wind to snap a few photos of her quilt? This girl. The phrase about suffering for the sake art cam...

It's a quilt top! We're in the middle of a wet, gloomy stretch of cold weather here, so a couple of quick shots by an open door will...

I've been piecing the blocks of my Metro Link quilt this week, enjoying every minute. Each block is a new chance to make unique fabric ...

I decided to get back in the scrappy saddle with the start of a new Metro Link quilt. Boy, I had forgotten how many tiny pieces (617!) are ...

Here they are - all 54 scrappy, three quarter log cabin blocks. Now I just have to decide if I want to keep them. I have thoroughly enjoyed ...

I saw Jacey's blocks on instagram and got an itch to sew with my scraps. My scrap bin of random width strips has been over flowing fo...

In my previous post  I covered the first steps to take to make a memory quilt. Once you're ready to create the quilt, keep a few thing...

I pulled out my bin of 2 1/2 inch scrap strips to make some Rugby Stripe Blocks  on a bit of whim. These blocks are so quick and easy to p...

It seems fitting to finish this quilt in time for spring. (Well, technically it is spring, although we're expecting a bit of snow t...

 As you may recall, I finished piecing my scrappy Anna Maria Horner triangles quilt . I found a swath of white flannel for a cozy backin...