Patterns, patchworks and projects
Image from Material Culture
Look what I found at Material Culture blog. LeeAnn Decker made this Spool quilt (small part shown here) from 100 % thrift store fabric. Go here to see more.
[tags]quilting, spools, batiks, patchwork, thrift store fabric, Hawaiian shirts, silks, recycled shirts[/tags]
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Still looking for more Halloween quilting ideas? Check out our dedicated Pintrest board Halloween Quilt Patterns.
Spool blocks are one of my favorite patterns! It’s easy to sew up and it makes a great scrappy quilt. Great way to use up thrift buys and scrap piles.
that is fantastic…i have been wondering where i can get scraps and will try that myself. The look of this quilt is gorgeous and has character….kudos to you!!! what a genius! Thanks
Loretta,
Thanks for your comment. It’s one of my favorites too. I look forward to my next trip to a thrift store.