Woohoo!! Book tour!! I am so excited to be on Shannon & Jason's Scrappy Wonky book tour today!
On my video today I show you the book, and make this block below with my collection scrap blocks, it was SO FUN!
And…. there is a giveaway! Answer the question UNDER MY VIDEO BELOW for a Digital copy of book, open to anywhere in the world.
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This is a fabulous book of block techniques to use your scraps!
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Would you like to win a copy of this amazing book?
Leave me a comment by 6pm easter time on July 2, 2024 telling me:
** What type of scrappy quilts do you like?
Winner is Vivian who said "I like "kitchen sink" scrap quilts — the ones that use scraps of any kind or color. String and crumb quilts are fun too as you don't even need the scraps to be precisely cut to use them in the blocks! This looks like a fun book."
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638 Responses
I like controlled scrappy. I’m interested in making that scrappy rose from the book!
I love scrap quilts made with a rainbow of colors
Currently getting all my quilting friends to give me 1 and a half scrappy squares. I am gradually sewing them together. It is a fun project. I’ll need 7,000 to 10,000 squares before I’m done!
I’d love to win the e-Book on scrappy quilts. It would help me tackle Mt. Scrapmore!!
I love all kinds of scrappy quilts. I used bonus HSTs from quilts and made a pinwheel baby quilt. I also made “fabric” by sewing scraps together and cutting squares from them. Thank you Pat and Shannon & Jason for sharing the Scrappy Wonky book.
I really like making scrap quilts for myself. Having a small piece of all the quilts I’ve made and given away makes me happy. Looking at the quilts sparks a memory of the quilt and its recepient
I like controlled scrappy quilts. I like to keep the colors as consistent as possible.
I love scrappy quilts of all kinds! I make wonky crumb blocks and turn them into donation quilts for high school kids. My scrap basket is always overflowing – I’m always on the lookout for good scrappy quilt patterns 🙂
I like uncontrolled scrappy. Love sewing strips together and then making them into mug rugs. I also like half square triangles from all different projects sewn together. It’s amazing to me how all the scraps sewn together always look nice – at least to me they do!
I prefer “controlled” scrappy…but I am a Taurus too…lol.
I enjoy controlled scrappy quilts with many different fabrics but only a few colors. The book looks so inspirational!
I love all scrap quilts with bright, happy fabrics! It doesn’t have to be controlled scrappy, but it does have to be happy! 🙂 I was truly amazed with the block you created! You continue to inspire me!!!
I need all the help I can get when it comes to scraps!! I am drowning!! I would love to win the scrappy block book!! Sadly my book buying budget is nonexistent!🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
I am making a scrappy star quilt right now. Log cabin or pineapple scrappy would be fun.
Scrappy Wonky book has inspired me to make more scrappy fun projects. The bag first then the rose.
I would like a copy of the book. I have made scrappy quilts with adding machine tape. Working on one from the mercantile cutoffs 1/2 HST and the circles that we cut away as well. My Aunt has given me an entire box of triangles to make into a scrappy quilt. I am using A Quilting Life’s free pattern to make scrappy blocks.
Although I have never made a scrappy quilt as I don’t have a huge stash, I adore other ones that others have made.
I prefer a controlled scrappy quilt.
First of all Thank You for all you do for us fellow quilters. I say to everyone “good luck”, but I would love to win.
My mentor started my quilting journey with blocks like these!! I would love to have the book as it brings back many good memories. I really miss her!
There isn’t a scrap quilt I don’t like. String, crumb, kitchen sink, controlled colorway – love it all! This is a pattern book I would love to have!
I love to make scrappy quilt, anything goes and it mindless sewing and
you can’t make a mistake.
I love to make scrappy quilts using up things from my stash. It’s a trip down memory lane of past projects.
I have so many scraps and have been looking for a way to use them. I would love this book to help me with ideas and creative projects.
I’ve been intrigued by postage stamp scrappy quilt and one day will have enough scraps to make one.
I love scrappy quilts that are still organized in shapes. I love antique looking ones.
I do like scrappy quilts but I need some control with the color scheme of them. Maybe this book will make me more flexible with scrappy quilts. LOL!!!
You had me at scrappy and wonky! What a great way to use up scrappy blocks!
I love that block! I can imagine doing a super scrappy one to use as a wall hanging in a small space. I sure hope I win the e-book. It’s my favorite way to collect quilt books.
I love Scrappy Quilts!!!! My favorite is a strip quilt made “quilt as you go using my fabric scraps, batting scraps and scrap fabric for backing. My other go to scrap quilt is 2.5” scraps – I sew together 2.5” scraps making 4 patches then 16 patches then putting those together to make a quilt. – they make beautiful scrap quilts. It’s also a quilt you can look at and see all the quilts you’ve made.
I recently completed scrappy Christmas log cabin blocks. I loved how cutting all the bits and pieces of Christmas fabric I have collected will come together as a beautiful quilt. Now I’m hoping to start a scrappy autumn quilt! Loved your ideas for the Don Quixote block. Definitely would like to start sewing my “crumbs” together. Thank you for your wondrous tutorials. I learn something from each one I watch.
After watching the video what an amazing way to use scraps turning into a whole new look very exciting. Truely talented people created an awesome books. We all have scraps now have inspiring exciting new ways to use out scraps love love this book🙂
The scrappy makes me happy, plus I get to use different designs that can come together to make a beautiful happy quilt.
I like organized scrappy quilts the best. Just a little planning goes a long way!
I love scrappy log cabin or pineapple quilts. They are a great way to use up both light and darks while allowing for diversity in designing the blocks once they are finished.
I love making scrap quilts as I do not waste any fabric even if they are an inch square. There are so many ways to make them look wonderful. I hope I can win this book. Thanks Pat.
Oh Scrappy Day! I sure could use this book to tame my scraps!
Red, white and blue scraps from my QUILTS OF VALOR quilts are turned into 2” squares for a very scrappy leaders and Enders quilt!
I love all types of scrap quilts using crumbs and potato chip blocks.
Making a scrappy right now just willy nilly sewing pieces together whatever I grab, whatever size and then cutting into 5″ squares. It’s what I sew on out of my scrap jar when I’m not sure what I want to be working on.
I am making my first quilt from scratch. I love the way I am surprised that my scrap fabrics work together in a block or pattern.
My favorite idea for a scrap quilt is usually some kind of a sampler block quilt put together with an interesting border to make a secondary pattern. I just can’t seem to get into a traditional scrap quilt!
I love crazy quilts with all the different fabrics and stitches you can use. They are so fun,
Ilike scrappy quilts with a little coordination such as mostly all one color or mostly all one style of fabric.
I like “crazy quilts” for scraps. I have lots of scraps and would love to learn how to make that rose in the book! Thanks for all of your fun videos, Pat! 🙂
I like to make Scrappy Quilts of all kinds and sizes! It is so freeing! Gets rid of Scraps and just mindless sewing, not having to worry about points and patterns!
I tend to prefer planned scrappy quilts. The book looks interesting.
Pat, Your scrappy Block turned out fantastic. I need to plan out my time so I can sew my scraps together.
Hi Pat, I’m planning a scrappy quilt using all the fabrics from quilts I made during the Covid pandemic. I figure that if the fabrics don’t really go together that will be a good representation of the craziness during that time. I think this block you demonstrated will be perfect for the project.
I like a scrappy log cabin.
I’ve been working my way thru my scraps making novelty blocks. Most recent was an ice cream cone wall hanging, and now working on pineapples (thanks for the video and the PDF!). I also tick little bits of scrappy solid colors into my Jellyroll quilts. Makes the quilt a bit bigger, and adds pops of color!