Because I wanted to use what I already had as much as possible, I used fabric leftover from other projects, and I even used a couple of Man of the House's old shirts, but I didn't have nearly enough, so I had to buy some. I did use up quite a few scraps, though. And I didn't worry too much about whether the fabrics matched, and I also didn't worry too much about the order I sewed them together either, so it turned out to be quite a colorful hodge podge.
Here's the top in all its glory:


So what do you think?
I love it -- well done!!! And don't you feel wonderful making good use of all of your scraps.
ReplyDeleteI think it's CUTE! Wanna make me one next? =P
ReplyDeleteI love it! I made my first quilt last year from recycled denim and cotton shirts, and I'm just about to start my second. I hope to write a post about it this week. Will you machine quilt it? Tie it? Hand quilt it?
ReplyDeleteThanks for the encouragement, everyone! Yes, I am happy to be using my scraps. :-)
ReplyDeleteSince speed is my goal, I'm going to machine quilt it. I don't think I'd have the patience to hand quilt it anyway, and I need to have it finished quickly because I really need to be thinking about school *soon*.
Elizabeth, I might entertain the offer of a bribe. ;-)