First up are two super simple quilts I made from my stack of 5" brights. I have so many children's prints, novelty prints, and brights that every once in a while I cut up a bunch of them into 5" and 2.5" squares. It really comes in handy having a ready supply when I need to whip up something in a hurry.
I inserted a small yellow border to give it a little interest and used yellow for the binding to end up with two really cute toddler quilts.
I did a few virtual sew-alongs with some online friends during isolation, and this was one of our projects. It's a simple "Economy Block" (or as someone who didn't know that once called it "a-square-in-a-square-in-a-square block").
Look at some of these cute fabrics!
Next up is another virtual sew-along using the "Beads" pattern by Donna Jordan. I wanted to use some of my Asian fabrics on this one. (Gotta bust that stash whenever I can!)
This basic block set on point results in a really nice pattern.
Leftovers made the backing special, too.
The last charity quilt I made during isolation was this "Easy Does It" pattern by Weeks Ringle and Bill Kerr of Modern Quilt Studio. I used even more stash on this one. I bet you're not surprised!
I had fun seeing how many scraps I could use in the backing. I do love a challenge! I started out with this .....
.....and ended up with this.
So that's it for the quilts. I did a few more charity projects but I'll save those for next time. See? I told you I'd be back!
Linking up with Tish's Adventures in Wonderland and So Scrappy
