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Feeling overwhelmed by fabric leftovers? Make a scrap quilt! Construct eleven prismatic projects with Judy Gauthier's ingenious, no-waste cutting techniques. Learn how to piece gorgeous scrap quilts from fabric prints you never thought would go together--even remnants in odd shapes and sizes. So cut up your scrap surplus, and make some magic! With easy-to-use templates, practical color theory, and your new piecing prowess, playing with scraps may become your all-time favorite sport. - The most economical way to quilt! Sew eleven quilts, from throw to bed-size- Learn color advice to "marry" scraps of every size, shape, color, or print- Unique cutting techniques reduce the need for templates
List of contents
Introduction
Systems of Color Selection for Scrap Quilts
Let's Talk about Piecing Curves
The Quilts
- Frontal Boundaries
- True North
- Argyle Sweater
- Split Screens
- Precious Metals
- Sleepy Tiny Tepee Town
- The Knit Stitch
- Fractured Four Patch
- Circle Gets the Square
- Aerial View
- Sunrise, Sunset
About the Author
About the author
Judy Gauthier is the owner of Bungalow Quilting and Yarn, a modern quilt shop. She is also a Critical Care Nurse, and mother of four. She resides in small-town Ripon, Wisconsin, with her husband of over thirty years. bungalowquilting.com
