March 5, 2019
QST Scrap Quilt
CATEGORIES: Longarm
TAGS: Pantograph, Patchwork, Quilt
« Newer Post: Cathy's Sampler - Older Post: Tuxedo Cats BOM – Block #3 »
QST Scrap Quilt
Patricia made this scrap quilt using strips and quarter-square triangles. The white background makes this my favourite kind of scrap quilt, a pattern I will definitely remember when trying to use up triangles. The pantograph we used is called “Fleur de Swirl”.
Diesen bunten Restequilt aus Streifen und Dreiecken hat Patricia genäht. Durch den weißen Hintergrund liegt das Muster absolut auf meiner Wellenlänge, und ich habe es gleich auf meine To-Do-Liste für Restequilts geschrieben. Das Quiltmuster, das wir verwendet haben, heißt “Fleur de Swirl”.
CATEGORIES: Longarm
TAGS: Pantograph, Patchwork, Quilt
11 responses to “QST Scrap Quilt”
Leave a Reply
Header Photo: "Third Weekend in October" Pieced and Quilted by Beatrice Rieske, Design by Ruth Powers of "Innovations"
© 2016 - 2023 Pumpkin Patch Patterns & Quilting - All rights reserved
Beautiful!
What is this pattern called?
I don’t even know if she used a pattern or just started sewing scraps together. I will ask her when I see her again but it will probably take two or three weeks.
Love the pattern. I need so desperately to have patterns to use up scraps, scraps, scraps, lol. This is really nice. Great job.
LOL Ann, I think we all do. These scraps must be breeding in their drawers 😀
That is a beautiful quilt!
Thank you, Darlene.
Beautiful scrappy quilt.
Thanks, Marge, I agree 🙂
Did you ever get a pattern name for this quilt? I really like it and I am a scrap lover / user. I love your patterns, btw. Thank you so much for sharing …
You know what… I didn’t. I completely forgot. I emailed right away after you posted your comment but haven’t heard back. I will try to remember to ask next time I see her. Sorry about that and thank you for reminding me, Rosemary.
Okay, I finally saw Patricia and even remembered to ask her. Unfortunately there is no pattern, she made this up as she went along. Maybe you can figure it out by looking at the picture? It looks rather fancy because the blocks are all on point but when you really look at it, she just alternated blocks and made sure that the strippy blocks all had a white strip in the centre.