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Saturday, January 16, 2010

Strippy Challenge / Friday Night Sew In and OPAM

I needed a project for my Monday sewing with my friends at Dongara Patch . So decided to make blocks from my long scraps into QAYG blocks for my Strippy Challenge .

I continued sewing them for the rest of the week until I had 24 blocks each measuring 12" square.Now I needed something to do for my Friday Night Sew In so I sewed the blocks together. Managed to complete the task by 1am . As you can see it is a truely scrappy quilt using up all my odd bits for the backing and binding . Even sewed all my odd bits of wadding together for the blocks.

 Today was a very hot day so decided to stay inside after my swim and finish the quilt.

What do you think of the result???I am very happy. Not only have I made something
for my "Strippy Challenge" I participated in the "Friday Night Sew In" and completed
a quilt for the OPAM.

18 comments:

  1. It looks great to me..............
    Have a nice weekend Dorine

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  2. Super scrappy. I'd get lost just looking at all the pretty fabric, and loving how the not pretty become pretty with all the others....I think I need more caffeine that didn't make the most sense probably lol

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  3. Love your strippy quilt and "killing 2 birds with one stone" idea! I was in the Friday night group also and am going down the list to see what everyone did! Wish I could send you some of our cold weather in Ohio...just to cool you down a little!

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  4. The quilt looks great and very clever to kill 'three' birds with one stone. Hope it's cooling down for you. They are predicting hot here in Brisbane tomorrow-so far it's been very pleasant this year.

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  5. You did well.. I am off checking out what everyone else has done for the Friday Night Sew-In..
    Cath Ü

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  6. Three birds with one stone..Cool looks great!

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  7. I am in love with that quilt. I love those strip quilts with scraps. I'm not sure I'm patient enough to tackle one though.

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  8. Looks fabulous Maria..so bright and happy, well done!
    Julia ♥

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  9. the strippy quilts scare me...but yours is adorable. makes me want to add that to my HUGE LIST of quilts i want to do!

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  10. Talk about Multi-Tasking.
    Thats great and I lurrrrve the strippy quilt you finished.

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  11. Hi Mum,
    Love your work, it is amazing what you can make from scraps. It is in true quilting spirit making something from nothing.

    I didn't get to sew quilts for friday night sew-in, just stayed at home and finished costumes. My time must have been spent well for I won first prize for Damien's Saltan outfit. Now I must compete with Cheryl, bring it on!!!!!

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  12. Oh I love it. Thanks for sharing it.
    Have a great week.
    Sherry

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  13. That's a speedy new pic on your header. Hang on Pop!

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  14. Wow, I'm so glad you popped by, as I'm in love with your strippy quilt - this is really inspiring me to get on with a big quilt. Is it hard to put the strips in the middle of each block? I'd love it if mine ended up even a little bit like yours.

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  15. ooh I like your strippy quilt! I need to tackle my scraps and strips soon too.

    Quiltingly Yours
    Andrea

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  16. This is wonderful, I like the idea of using all the leftovers from other projects.
    Vero

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