Here are the latest pictures of my spring-summer experiment - started in February and Finished in July. It will be in the shop today or tomorrow. I was so happy with process, I am already saving scrapes for the next one. The only really bad thing about this type of quilt is you really need scraps. Since I have already used most of my scraps, I have to cut uncut fabric pieces to make scrappy quilt... Not than I am not able to do it LOL. This makes me think my studio might prove to be a quite organized one... We have a tale here about a an old man who was looking for a tidy young woman to be his daughter in law. He sat on his cart all full with plums and shouted he was bartering plums for household waste. He than asked the girl with the hand-full of waste to marry his son. She even borrowed the waste from her neighbors as she had no at her house... I am not at all that tidy or organized, I just use every bit of fabric I have. Love it too much to waste it. And I am now to pick an ordinary - notscrappy -  project or too to make, so I can accumulate some scraps ... Makes me smile as I know most people just piece, quilt and than look for a project to utilize the scraps. Well I am crazy enough to do just the opposite - need "normal" projects to make some scraps, I need...

Joy as it feels this way, scrappy because I used my carefully collected and sorted odds and ends. Love the  way it turned /it is a complete top now, but I have to take some pictures when my camera batteries get charged/. I love the way the odd and traditionally nice fabrics got mixed together. I though a little and felt the patches on this top and working with already cut fabrics naturally leads to this method, I think. Not quite sure what it will be yet. Love it and keep it on my working table now...