Beautiful! It looks like it was inspired by a Gustav Klimt painting. Thank you for this incredible way to use up scraps and thanks to Kate at the Last Homely House for the connection to your channel!
Visual joy! This inspires me to try again after many years, but I don't have scraps. Part of the beauty is that this a map of where you've been and the body of work you've created. ❤️
Btw, the table flannel and roll up with blocks is a great idea- never thought of this! How helpful- I don’t have the space to do this with my tiny apartment- thanks a million
this way of setting up and laying out the quilt squares on this table cloth and then rolling it with a paper tube or pool noodle is such a wonderful idea! I am working on a kawandi right now and I am planning to hand sew it all but even this gives me an idea of laying it out since I actually had cut out and planned my squares to make a traditional quilt before I learned about kawandi and fell in love. Thanks for all the helpful tips for making these beautiful quilts, especially for myself since I am new to quilting :)
Kate at the Last Homely House also directed me to your channel. I love what you're doing. In examining your beautiful quilt I noticed the way the colors seemed to reflect light and shadow in interesting ways. So, for example, it reminded me of a big city as the sun was rising or setting. Some buildings would be lit sooner (or later) than others. Some windows were lit and others were dark. It gives my brain a lot to think about! I am retiring at the end of the year and I will have more time to devote to my quilting. I will look forward to making a quilt along these lines. Thank you for generously sharing your ideas and methods! Keep making videos! You do a great job and I expect you have much more to share...
Great explanation. I've no design wall or floor space that big (living in a typical small English semi detached house), but your method is adaptable. You've given me idea for EEP shapes I'm gradually gathering. I'd a bit of an idea of moving from hue to hue but think I've now got a better grasp on how to do it. I've not got a volume of scraps as not been quilting very long but I like how your blocks are made and put together. I came to you via Pat Sloan, I'm glad I did. Thank you
Great ideas and tips for these blocks and colors- makes how a difference your blocks turn out- transforming is a way use your color blocks- Thank you! Terry- I appreciate what you showed us!
Good Morning Terry, I love your scrap quilts. I love those colors and I am going to give this a whirl this year. I need to finish up a few projects from last year. Have a wonderful week! 🥰 Chris
Wow!!! It went by fast so it was hard to tell for sure but it looked like you laid that out fairly effortlessly with your colours and transition blocks all organized in groups. You make it look SO easy!
I always enjoy watching the quilt top layout come together. Your's was so fun to watch ... I slowed it down and watched it again! Stunning result with such a simple tiny block. Thank you for sharing.
I've been inspired by your colour wash quilt ...awesome idea!! Have made around 560 blocks ...most this year ...thank you so much ...feels so good using up scrappy odds and ends ... Hope I can bring it together some how
My job here is done I love that I have inspired you to use your scraps It is a very fun sew that creates the most wonderful quilts each one is unique to your scraps So Happy you joined my scrap challenge
thank you for the great hints and tips. I've been English paper pattern, hand quilting since 1972 and it was only during COVID lockdown here in Australia, that I took to the sewing machine to piece together my very first scrap fabric quilt - out of frustration! So at 70 y.o. I'm a novice to this process. So excited and enthusiastic to get my own colour wash scrap quilt under way.
I am hoping to have a design board in my new sewing room but to start this is a great way to set up with the table cloths. You have so many fresh new ideas they are great. Thank you
A M A Z I N G! and beautiful, Terry. Thank you very much also for the organizing tips. I've been using my bed (double size) for layout. That sure has it's drawbacks, running from side to side to move one or two blocks. Then nap time, not.
Great idea to make foam boards covered in flannel. I do have a design wall but often work on several projects at a time so this will help me immensely. I’m going to make some today! Thank you.
Just found your channel. I enjoy it. We just moved, so all my scraps are now semi-organized and I liked the idea of being able to roll it up in flannel table cloth. I use a flannel table cloth on the wall also. We just duc taped it on the wall and it stays very nicely.,
Thanks Shiela Yes Kate joined my scrap challenge and shared it with all here followers and several have come over and are creating there own scrappy masterpieces
So many good tips! Thank you!! I don’t have a big design wall either. I put jigsaw puzzles together on a large piece of felt, that I roll up, to get it out of the way when I’m working on it. I never thought to do that for laying out my quilts. Fabulous idea! Love the layout of the new quilt. Tfs!
I love using a design wall...to get mine I tacked black batting to the wall. The black batting looks cleaner and really pops the colours of the blocks you are working with. I also have a smaller one on the wall beside my machine so I can keep complicated blocks organized as I sew them up. Great series Terry!
Thank you I have lots of portable design boards for so many things interesting with the black batting I think mine would still have lots of strings on it
Terry, finally took out my 800+ pieces and sewed my Color Wash, please take a look. Many regards to your inspiration (Color Wash Scrappy Quilt concept/design by Terry Rowland, “My Picasso!” Entry 5)
@@terryrowland398 You're doing it! And every scrappy quilt would be unique. I just watched your 2022 temperature quilt and think I might try that as well. It might be a 2025 project, but by then I'll have more scraps. LOL
Thank you for the much needed hints! I love, love, love your color wash quilt BUT, I was overwhelmed when I heard 600 blocks. Ouch. I don't have that much variety or volume
@@terryrowland398 i told my sister (non quilter) about this today. maybe i can get her interested also. you are very inspirational. thanks for the reply.
LOL!!! I haven't been down on the floor or in a tub for decades....if that happens, call a crane service or nine one one. LOL Great to see ur agility and bone/muscle health!!❤
Omg…love your tutorials… I’m unable to get on the floor but your tips about using flannel and rolling the layout up can be managed I think in a smaller scale…thank you!
@@queenofcondiments7988 I try every year but have been very busy and do not have my video person right now. But if you follow me on Facebook I announce my challenges on there. Search Terry Rowland T Row Studios to follow me
@@terryrowland398 132 x 228 cm with a Hawaiian theme for the tablecloth bit! £9.63 (UK). I could have got one a lot cheaper but in my experience you get what you pay for! Such a good idea to roll it all up and then once it’s done I can roll it up again and then unroll it bit by bit to hand quilt. Have just watched Kate making Liberty Xmas trees on The Last Lonely House. Such a lovely lady. She suggested you and I’m so glad she did.
@@calleyh551 my mom bought these years ago one for each season so I was gifted lots of them I have a few quilts that I am working on rolled in them I add a pool noodle or cardboard tube in the centre to give it some strength have fun with your Quilting
Is one of the felt bases a shower curtain because I see what looks like shower curtain gromets in it. I like that you showed putting it together on the floor. Most people probably do this but don't want people to see the "unglamorous" yet essential step in making a quilt. The end pictures of your finished layout look stunning.
i use a flannel backed table cloth The blocks stick to the flannel and do not move and when I roll this up the plastic side does not stick to the plastic so i rolland un roll with out messing up the layout. i will have one more video that I will be showing how I sew the blocks together
Hi Terry, I have several questions: 1) do you use the same scrap fabric for several or many blocks? 2) I don't think I have alot of scraps in my stash, and may not have lots of fabrics in many color ways, do you suggest I just make my blocks, and then continue with future scraps as they come until I have enough to make at a minimum a full size quilt? Your quilts are so beautiful, and I watch your videos many times because I am transfixed on the colors!!! Thank you, Jasmine.
I like variety but if you only have a few craps you will need to make the blocks as you get scraps or put multiple blocks that look the same or maybe trade scraps with friends to get variety have fun and enjoy your journey
For some of the colors for mine, I did not have a great deal of variety. So, I ordered some batches of scraps in those colors from some vendors off Etsy and Ebay.
Hi most of the new Flannel tablecloths are 50" x 70' so if you need a bigger surface I pin them together. I get a roll that is about 2" longer than the shortest side. I use the inside of the batting rolls and have actually taped two together to get the length I need
@@terryrowland398 Thank you so much for the information! I am inspired to get started making a colorwash! Your teaching style is wonderful. I stumbled upon your site watching Last Homely House video and so glad I did. From SLC, Connie!
Hi Terri, I’m a beginner quilter and would love to make a quilt like this but I have very few scraps. Would you suggest I buy precut packs to get started?🙂
@@katrinaallen3266 I am working on mine right now and will have about 950 blocks. I will need about 840 for the queen quilt but wanted to give myself some buffer, so I can play a bit within each color if some don't want work as well with their neighbours. I figure I will use the extra to put together a couple of pillow shams to use with the quilt.
Beautiful! It looks like it was inspired by a Gustav Klimt painting. Thank you for this incredible way to use up scraps and thanks to Kate at the Last Homely House for the connection to your channel!
Yes I am grateful to Kat connecting me with you all and test my inspiration was from Gustav Klimt
Well. That was remarkable. 600 blocks or so - you answered my question from the last video. Marvellous! Xxxx😮
You are very welcome
Visual joy! This inspires me to try again after many years, but I don't have scraps. Part of the beauty is that this a map of where you've been and the body of work you've created. ❤️
You are so right each scrap is a memory of work I have done
Stunning. Simply stunning. I could watch you design gradients all day. 😍
Thanks I love playing with Color and fabrics
Btw, the table flannel and roll up with blocks is a great idea- never thought of this! How helpful- I don’t have the space to do this with my tiny apartment- thanks a million
You are so welcome Sandra
Love the idea of rolling up the quilt blocks
Thanks kate
Hello from Germany. I try my first quilt because of you, thank you for this.
That is awesome I hope you are enjoying your journey
Your quilts are STUNNINGLY BEAUTIFUL!!!! 😃🎉🎉🎉👍👍👍WOW....
Thank you
Fantastic! Just like magic it's arranged so beautifully! Thanks for sharing how you organize your blocks and lay them out.
this way of setting up and laying out the quilt squares on this table cloth and then rolling it with a paper tube or pool noodle is such a wonderful idea! I am working on a kawandi right now and I am planning to hand sew it all but even this gives me an idea of laying it out since I actually had cut out and planned my squares to make a traditional quilt before I learned about kawandi and fell in love. Thanks for all the helpful tips for making these beautiful quilts, especially for myself since I am new to quilting :)
You are welcome Sonia I am happy you love my style if teaching . I also have made a few Kawandi quilts and love them so much
Great to think of ideas outside of the box to traditional crafts :)
the flannel back tablecloth was my first quilt board...i used clothpins and Command plastic hooks vertically to hang the tablecloth up. NM
Kate at the Last Homely House also directed me to your channel. I love what you're doing. In examining your beautiful quilt I noticed the way the colors seemed to reflect light and shadow in interesting ways. So, for example, it reminded me of a big city as the sun was rising or setting. Some buildings would be lit sooner (or later) than others. Some windows were lit and others were dark. It gives my brain a lot to think about! I am retiring at the end of the year and I will have more time to devote to my quilting. I will look forward to making a quilt along these lines. Thank you for generously sharing your ideas and methods! Keep making videos! You do a great job and I expect you have much more to share...
You are a great teacher, inspiring and amazing.
Thank you.
@@MaryJaneschu thank you so much Mary Jane
Thank you for sharing your beautiful quilt and wonderful tips! I think a color wash quilt is in my future!
Excellent Shawn
Great explanation. I've no design wall or floor space that big (living in a typical small English semi detached house), but your method is adaptable. You've given me idea for EEP shapes I'm gradually gathering. I'd a bit of an idea of moving from hue to hue but think I've now got a better grasp on how to do it.
I've not got a volume of scraps as not been quilting very long but I like how your blocks are made and put together. I came to you via Pat Sloan, I'm glad I did. Thank you
Reminded me of Gustav Klimt too :) This is spectacularly beautiful Terry. Thank you for the inspiration and for the step by step instructions.
You are welcome
Thank youTerry for this very lovely colourful quilt design
Great ideas and tips for these blocks and colors- makes how a difference your blocks turn out- transforming is a way use your color blocks- Thank you! Terry- I appreciate what you showed us!
Thanks Sandra please share with me on social media the masterpiece you are going to make
That’s interesting. I’ve always admired the colorwash quilt you did in blues and oranges. I just found my “sew camping” project.
Sweet
You look an artist painting your picture! You’re colors are so vibrant. The quilt will be gorgeous!,,
Good Morning Terry, I love your scrap quilts. I love those colors and I am going to give this a whirl this year. I need to finish up a few projects from last year. Have a wonderful week! 🥰 Chris
You made that look easy. I have never seen anyone explain how to do a wash on a utube video. Thanks!
I am pleased you were able to follow my process
Reminds me of Chuck Close’s portraits. Love the colors! Thank you for the tutorial. Good idea for my scraps.
Thanks Rebekah
Wow!!! It went by fast so it was hard to tell for sure but it looked like you laid that out fairly effortlessly with your colours and transition blocks all organized in groups. You make it look SO easy!
That really helped having them all organized by Color and value it really was effortless
I always enjoy watching the quilt top layout come together. Your's was so fun to watch ... I slowed it down and watched it again! Stunning result with such a simple tiny block. Thank you for sharing.
I've been inspired by your colour wash quilt ...awesome idea!! Have made around 560 blocks ...most this year ...thank you so much ...feels so good using up scrappy odds and ends ... Hope I can bring it together some how
My job here is done I love that I have inspired you to use your scraps It is a very fun sew that creates the most wonderful quilts each one is unique to your scraps So Happy you joined my scrap challenge
thank you for the great hints and tips. I've been English paper pattern, hand quilting since 1972 and it was only during COVID lockdown here in Australia, that I took to the sewing machine to piece together my very first scrap fabric quilt - out of frustration! So at 70 y.o. I'm a novice to this process. So excited and enthusiastic to get my own colour wash scrap quilt under way.
I am so happy I have inspired you to make your own masterpiece Josephine
Terry, This is Absolutely Fabulous. And I like the pool noodle tip. Thank You for all that you give to us.
You bet
I am hoping to have a design board in my new sewing room but to start this is a great way to set up with the table cloths. You have so many fresh new ideas they are great. Thank you
Tons of brilliant ideas !!!! Merci beaucoup from the French Pyrenees xxx
Found your channel from Kate at the The Last Homely House. Your colourwash quilt is amazing 😍 I’m adding it to my list of quilts to make 😊
Wow oh wow! Absolutely gorgeous, gorgeous, gorgeous! Thank you so much for the inspiration!
your process is fantastic. I can't wait to start my piles of blocks! Very intuitive and organized. Thank you!!
Thanks I like to reduce stress and go with the flow when quilting it is more fun when we play instead of being a perfect
A M A Z I N G! and beautiful, Terry. Thank you very much also for the organizing tips. I've been using my bed (double size) for layout. That sure has it's drawbacks, running from side to side to move one or two blocks. Then nap time, not.
It is a fun project I know we use what we have and I don’t know about you I could use some exercise Lol
Thank you very much, I love the colors and the little blocs😘
They really are a fun sew
Great idea to make foam boards covered in flannel. I do have a design wall but often work on several projects at a time so this will help me immensely. I’m going to make some today! Thank you.
That’s a very good tip and inexpensive way to utilize your project. It was very helpful. Thank you.
I love this idea. Thankyou for such a great demo and explanation.
Please share with me when you make your masterpiece
Just found your channel. I enjoy it. We just moved, so all my scraps are now semi-organized and I liked the idea of being able to roll it up in flannel table cloth. I use a flannel table cloth on the wall also. We just duc taped it on the wall and it stays very nicely.,
I just found you through the newest video from the Last Homely House. I love this, I love scrappy.
Thanks Shiela Yes Kate joined my scrap challenge and shared it with all here followers and several have come over and are creating there own scrappy masterpieces
Love this!
Awesome Tamela
So many good tips! Thank you!! I don’t have a big design wall either. I put jigsaw puzzles together on a large piece of felt, that I roll up, to get it out of the way when I’m working on it. I never thought to do that for laying out my quilts. Fabulous idea! Love the layout of the new quilt. Tfs!
The tablecloth works great because the blocks do not stick to the plastic side when you are rolling them
I love using a design wall...to get mine I tacked black batting to the wall. The black batting looks cleaner and really pops the colours of the blocks you are working with. I also have a smaller one on the wall beside my machine so I can keep complicated blocks organized as I sew them up. Great series Terry!
Thank you I have lots of portable design boards for so many things interesting with the black batting I think mine would still have lots of strings on it
Amazing! Thank you for the inspiration. Take care.
Terry, finally took out my 800+ pieces and sewed my Color Wash, please take a look. Many regards to your inspiration (Color Wash Scrappy Quilt concept/design by Terry Rowland, “My Picasso!” Entry 5)
Where can I see it ?
@@terryrowland398 Thank you! Type in Color Wash Scrappy Quilt, Entry 5
thank you for directing me to you amazing quilt it is truly a masterpiece to be proud of
New to your channe. I’ve subscribed. So glad i found yu. Great content!
Absolutely fabulous! Your explanations, your tips/ideas and of course your quilt. Thanks for sharing 👍
You are welcome Elle
Love your ideas, energy and Amazing quilts💕💕
Thank you Marion
wow, how beautiful!😍
Wow~ So amazing. I'm looking at my scraps with a new perspective. And want to attempt this in my future. Thank you for sharing.
My mission is to inspire others to find their scraps and create there own masterpieces
@@terryrowland398 You're doing it! And every scrappy quilt would be unique. I just watched your 2022 temperature quilt and think I might try that as well. It might be a 2025 project, but by then I'll have more scraps. LOL
I absolutely adore this! It's just so lovely. I'm totally inspired to make one❤❤
Thank you for the much needed hints! I love, love, love your color wash quilt BUT, I was overwhelmed when I heard 600 blocks. Ouch. I don't have that much variety or volume
Original and beautiful.
Thank you
Just found your channel. What an amazing quilt! Loved watching it all come together on the floor.
Please subscribe I will have one more video about sewing it together
Beautiful! Thanks for sharing how you lay it out. I´m going to have to try this!
Merry Christmas. Thank you for the tablecloth hint I love that idea! Just found you last night for the first time. Subscribing and ringing the bell
Awesome welcome to the journey to use your scraps
Wow! This quilt is amazing…..you are creating a work of art with cloth in place of paints……. beautiful, you have a gift! Thank you for sharing.
Thanks Cheryl I love working with fabric
Wow your instructions are so helpful!
Thanks Claudia
Wow! Thanks for the inspiration!
Beautiful!
That's so pretty. Thanks for sharing some great tips
that was like a puzzle going together! i love puzzles. looks great.
It looks fun when it is speed up I just went from one Color to another
@@terryrowland398 i told my sister (non quilter) about this today. maybe i can get her interested also. you are very inspirational. thanks for the reply.
@@liliass1170 it is a great beginner project I will wish you luck getting her involved
LOL!!! I haven't been down on the floor or in a tub for decades....if that happens, call a crane service or nine one one. LOL Great to see ur agility and bone/muscle health!!❤
Oh I wish I had a design wall lol
Great idea on the tablecloths. It is exactly what I need. Thank you very much.
You are welcome Mary I have several so can work on more than one quilt at a time
Brilliant! Thank you, this is really special.
Great joy he rest of your journey through your project
stunning.thank you for sharing your process!
You bet Kari
Omg…love your tutorials… I’m unable to get on the floor but your tips about using flannel and rolling the layout up can be managed I think in a smaller scale…thank you!
I use a flannel backed plastic table cloth the blocks stick to the flannel side but when you roll it the blocks do not stick to the plastic
I can't get on the floor either, but I think I can manage putting the tablecloth on my bed and working that way
I love the Scappy quilt! Looks like Gustav Klimt!!
Beautiful! How often do you do these challenges and how does one get involved?
@@queenofcondiments7988 I try every year but have been very busy and do not have my video person right now. But if you follow me on Facebook I announce my challenges on there. Search Terry Rowland T Row Studios to follow me
That is so neat I love that idea 💡, thank you…..🦋🦋🦋
You are welcome
Thank you for all of the awesome tips❤your quilts are beautiful
Thank you
Wow awesome job
Thanks
Bonjour. Quel travail ! Super organisation et préparation… merci pour cette démonstration. Régine 🇫🇷
You are so welcome I will have one more video about sewing this together make sure you subscribe so you do not miss it
I’m starting this quilt now with your incredible instructions! Ty so much Terry!
I am so happy you have jumped on the scrap journey enjoy
I’ve just been on eBay and ordered a flannel sheet because of your suggestion. What a great idea.
I suggested a flannel back tablecloth
@@terryrowland398 It’s ok….that’s what I meant.
@@calleyh551 awesome what size can you get on Amazon
@@terryrowland398 132 x 228 cm with a Hawaiian theme for the tablecloth bit! £9.63 (UK). I could have got one a lot cheaper but in my experience you get what you pay for! Such a good idea to roll it all up and then once it’s done I can roll it up again and then unroll it bit by bit to hand quilt.
Have just watched Kate making Liberty Xmas trees on The Last Lonely House. Such a lovely lady. She suggested you and I’m so glad she did.
@@calleyh551 my mom bought these years ago one for each season so I was gifted lots of them I have a few quilts that I am working on rolled in them I add a pool noodle or cardboard tube in the centre to give it some strength have fun with your Quilting
So beautiful ❤
Thank you
This is gorgeous!!! I have projects I'm already working on, but this will definitely be happening in the next year.
Please share your creation with me
@Terry Rowland I sure will! I see you were using a Pfaff Passport. I'm a Viking/Pfaff guy myself. Are you in any of the Facebook groups by chance?
@@nkha23 my FB name is Terry Rowland -T Row Studio and my instagram is T Row Studios Where are you from
Very useful tips!
I love sharing what works for me and am pleased when it helps others
I love this!
Thank you I am loving it also it makes me smile
That’s really beautiful Terry ❤
Thank you
Is one of the felt bases a shower curtain because I see what looks like shower curtain gromets in it. I like that you showed putting it together on the floor. Most people probably do this but don't want people to see the "unglamorous" yet essential step in making a quilt. The end pictures of your finished layout look stunning.
i use a flannel backed table cloth The blocks stick to the flannel and do not move and when I roll this up the plastic side does not stick to the plastic so i rolland un roll with out messing up the layout. i will have one more video that I will be showing how I sew the blocks together
i love this idea - how would you quilt such a quilt - would you just do stitch in the ditch?
I did an all over geometric design
It's gourgeous!
Thank you
Love this video series!😍👍
Thank you Laura I hope some of my tips you can carry onto other projects
Brilliant!
Thanks it was a fun quilt to build
Hi Terry,
I have several questions: 1) do you use the same scrap fabric for several or many blocks? 2) I don't think I have alot of scraps in my stash, and may not have lots of fabrics in many color ways, do you suggest I just make my blocks, and then continue with future scraps as they come until I have enough to make at a minimum a full size quilt? Your quilts are so beautiful, and I watch your videos many times because I am transfixed on the colors!!! Thank you, Jasmine.
I like variety but if you only have a few craps you will need to make the blocks as you get scraps or put multiple blocks that look the same or maybe trade scraps with friends to get variety have fun and enjoy your journey
For some of the colors for mine, I did not have a great deal of variety. So, I ordered some batches of scraps in those colors from some vendors off Etsy and Ebay.
Terry
Thank you for this presentation! I’m eager to get started. Can you tell me the approximate size of your paper tube and tablecloths?
Thank you!
Hi most of the new Flannel tablecloths are 50" x 70' so if you need a bigger surface I pin them together. I get a roll that is about 2" longer than the shortest side. I use the inside of the batting rolls and have actually taped two together to get the length I need
@@terryrowland398 Thank you so much for the information! I am inspired to get started making a colorwash! Your teaching style is wonderful. I stumbled upon your site watching Last Homely House video and so glad I did.
From SLC, Connie!
@@siameseundercover thanks Connie enjoy your journey
Wonderful tips! When you sewed them together, did you do sets of 16 in a block?
No I did not I will show you my process when I get the final video edited and posted Patricia
Brasil Rio de Janeiro 😍😍😍😍🎉👏👏👏👏👏❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Hi Terri, I’m a beginner quilter and would love to make a quilt like this but I have very few scraps. Would you suggest I buy precut packs to get started?🙂
You could do that or contact a local guild and tell them you are a new quilter and looking for scraps of quilting cotton.
Thank you Terri, I’ll look into that 😊🇦🇺
This one is prettier!
😊😊😊
Terry, I’ve started my Scrap Color wash quilt and I’m curious, approximately how many blocks does it take to make the sized quilts you are showing us?
I made about 700 blocks that finish at 3”
@@terryrowland398 thanks! I’ve got a LOT more to make!!😉
@@katrinaallen3266 have fun on your journey through your scraps
@@katrinaallen3266 I am working on mine right now and will have about 950 blocks. I will need about 840 for the queen quilt but wanted to give myself some buffer, so I can play a bit within each color if some don't want work as well with their neighbours. I figure I will use the extra to put together a couple of pillow shams to use with the quilt.
I use 620 in one of mine and approx 700 in the other one
❤
I did it
Awesome would love to see it
When you hold it up in the video it looks like a picture of buildings
Too bad I don't have enough scraps!!
If you put the word out you are looking for scraps you usually have more than you image
@@terryrowland398 That's a great idea! I'll have to try that when the kids are older-- your quilts are just stunning!
@@lisaroper421 thanks enjoy your journey in your quilting we all have to wait till we have raised the kids your time will come
Thank you