Scrapdash - Corn Off the Cob

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Scrapdash - Corn off the Cob

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Marshall your scrap forces and dash to the finish line with this quick and easy lap quilt 47" x 56". No fair buying fabric for this one: the challenge is that you MUST make it using fabric from your stash. All the fabrics you use must be either pre-washed or not washed. Make it easy on yourself and don't mix 'n match.

Requirements:

Eight Fat Quarters. They don't have to be full fat quarters, you really only need pieces that are 14 1/2" by 21". Pick four that read as dark and four that read as light.

1/2 yard of a fabric that co-ordinates with all of your scraps but contrasts enough so you can see the difference. Think of this as your focus fabric.

2/3 yard of a fabric to use as an outside border.

A 9 1/2" square ruler. (or larger)

Instant Download

The mystery has ended but the pattern is available as an instant download for $2.50. The pattern includes other setting options. Click here to purchase.

Here is an EQ representation of the finished quilt. I have actually made this twice, once like this one and one with sashings and cornerstones. Both are great - and look nothing alike. Please send me your pictures, I would like to see how YOU did!

Click on the picture thumbnails below to see these quilts up close.

The quilt above is my sample with WIDE sashing. The downloaded pattern includes other sashing and setting options.

This is Hazels sample with skinny sashing and no border.

This is Melanies. She also finished one for the NotreDame Mystery, too.

These quilts are from Carol. She and her friends had a mystery party:-))

This is Karens block and sample layout. She plans on
enlarging the quilt and putting it on point. Very cool.

Pat made hers as a charity quilt for her group, the Comfort 'n Quilters. Last year they donated over 100 quilts to various charities. If you click on the picture thumbnail above, you can see the golf cart though the window - can you tell this group is in Jacksonville FL?

Birdies Butterfly Garden

Birdie loves butterflies! This was our Fly Away Home mystery

Patsy added a cornerstone block to the border - great!

Ines added 4" sashes and an extra border. She's planning on
giving it to one of her triplets as a Christmas gift.

This one is from Cindy

Look at the cool cell phone fabric! Cheryl made this for her niece (a senior at Albion College) and is calling this "Call me" because her niece knows that she can call her Aunt Cheryl for anything:-))