Scrapology

IT'S TRUE!  Scraps really DO have their own ecosystem!  I have seen it first hand.

I started 2020 with the goal of completing 4 lap Christmas quilts for my son's family, starting with "mom."

A Scrappy Log Cabin.  Read about it HERE.

I've changed the layout, but 30 blocks later I'm ready to assemble the quilt.

Scrappy Log Cabin
No yardage was harmed in the making of these blocks.

Every log in every block is from a scrap bin.
So WHY is there not a big 'ol dent in the pile-o-scraps?
And these are just the strip scraps!

Pile-o-Scraps

When I was a young girl, many, many moons ago, the question was "What is the meaning of life?"
Now the question is "Where do all these scraps come from?"  I am here to testify, they really do live and breath and mate at night when we are all asleep in our little beds, producing offspring.

Back in the bins until another strip project.







While I am tidying up the studio this weekend and I am determined to find that
Fabric Fertility God and give her a proper burial down the trash shoot. (or maybe I'll send her home with Charlotte-the-Tall...)