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I am starting to get quite a lot of scraps from my quilt and sewing projects. What to do with them? Make a scrap quilt.
Sometimes I find scrap quilts are “messy” looking.
This Scrap Jar Star quilt from Gigi’s Thimble is stunning and doesn’t look very scrappy at all.
Visit her blog for a FREE tutorial on creating this lovely piece of art (and scrap eater!!).
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I love this block. It’s simple to make, but looks stunning with all the colours.
I’m thinking of making it soon. Though after all of the other “I’ve got to try this pattern” projects I have waiting for me 😉