After my marathon quilting jag it was time for something fun so I raided my stash bin and got started. Yellow isn't really my color so I was amazed how many scraps I had to choose from.
From there it was easy to pull the top together. I had a lot of strips and squares precut to 2 1/2" so I used that as my base. Do you cut your scraps to size a la Bonnie Hunter and Pat Sloan or just toss things in your scrap bin?
I may have had a little too much fun with last week's cocktail quilt shoot... my new guilty pleasure. Pineapple Mojitos were just the thing for a beautiful sunny day!
Since I already had all the HSTs I went ahead and made a second one that I turned into a pillow which Audrey promptly stole. She's been growing her own pineapple for the last two years and it finally started to bloom... she might be even more obsessed than me:-)
This one barely made a dent in the scrap bin but I'm still sharing it with this month's Scraptastic Tuesday. Check out how others are busting their scraps.
Finished quilt is 12" x 18"
Fabrics: Assorted yellows and greens from the scrap bin.
Batting: Quilter's Dream Orient Bamboo.
Thread: 50 wt. Aurifil in Light Lemon (2110).
My family and I love psych and this has ended up in a pineapple obsession. I really need to make a pineapple mini.
ReplyDeleteLove your pineapples. I like the prints with just a bit of color thrown in the mix! Great job (and growing one too!)
ReplyDeleteI love both pineapples! A great way to use up the scraps. Thank you for linking up to #scraptastictuesday!
ReplyDeleteMy MIL is crazy about pineapples. I think there's a project like this in my near future ...
ReplyDeleteThis is such a cute pineapple block!!
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