So I used the scraps from the first scrap quilt and made a doubly scrappy quilt back in June too. I arranged them from lightest to darkest and it ended up reminding me of white light split into it's colors by a prism. (And you know I'm a science nerd...)
I made it for my new niece Olive. I think it's kind of artsy and different.
Next time I'd probably make the colored strips a little wider and the white strips a little narrower, but I like it...and it was SUPER simple. Just sew all those juicy tidbits of color together into a strip and then sew in the strips. It might also be fun to get some colored strips going both directions through the quilt.
And in case you didn't catch the Scraps for Jax quilt, this the quilt that provided all those yummy bitty scraps.
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Gorgeous! I can never toss scraps...I have a weakness for them. Your idea here really worked out beautifully. Your niece is one lucky little lady.
ReplyDeleteOoh, I love it! I'm really intrigued with the prism effect. Thanks for sharing, Polly! Olive will love this.
ReplyDeleteThis is beautiful...and it's always great to use scraps!
ReplyDeleteI love your prism quilt! Beautiful!
ReplyDeleteIt's such a great idea of using scraps and a very cute looking baby quilt! Your JAX quilt looks awesome too!
ReplyDeleteI really love this simple and beautiful quilt, I love it.
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