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| I started out with my scraps and then with my 1/2 yard or less pieces, and hardly had to go to yardage, just for the white with blue. |
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| Parts is parts (flashback to Burger King commercial), and these are all my Easy Street parts so far. I may have to call mine easy money as that's what I always think first and then have to correct myself. It doesn't fit though, no green. Easy Street doesn't fit too well either, there hasn't been much of that around here lately. Step number 3 is in the box. To see the progress that others have made go here to Bonnie's Quiltville blog. |
12 comments:
Love, love how this is going together. Your choice of blue/white for the background is wonderful. This is such fun watching everyone's progress.
Way to Use. Up. The. Scraps. girl!
Blue on white; nice alternate background.
This is going to be a smashing scrappy quilt!
Sharyn in Kalama
Love the scrappiness and the colors you chose!
SO scrappy! I am tres jealous! They are all so lovely.
You are going to love this scrappy quilt! Bravo!
Candace ... thank you for stopping by my blog and leaving the kind comments.
I am really enjoying seeing your East Street photos. I am looking forward to seeing how the browns play into this quilt.
I am yet to start my quilt ... too many irons in the quilty fires right now ... although I did start putting some scrap fabrics aside for my quilt ... very different from Bonnie's choices.
For the moment, I shall have to enjoy your eye candy and the others on Easy Street.
Thanks for sharing ... :) Pat
This is one I really want to see finished.
What a unique combination of colors. Am looking forward to seeing your finish. I love that you used blue and whites for the background. Such a fun looking combination.
The pinks look great with the other colours - woo hoo!
Your scraps look great, even more different than the DIFFERENT colour combos
I absolutely LOVE your scrappiness! It speaks to me LOL. I tried using my scraps too. The only thing I had to get was the b&w...can't believe I didn't even have a strip to call my own.
The combinations are just so great. Awesome job!
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