My offerings this time around are pretty small - plentiful, but small. As in, if you don't like tiny piecing, these probably won't appeal to you. And while they won't free up a whole lot of physical space for me, I will feel so much better if they get put to use somewhere. The only restriction on who can win is that I will only ship to the US and Canada (sorry, friends across the pond and elsewhere!). Leave a comment letting me know which entry(ies) you want and I will pull the names of winners on Sunday, March 22 with a random number generator if more than one person is interested in any given offering.
A. First off, we have the 52 extra 2.5" scrappy yellow and neutral 4 patches left over from my Good Fortune (2018 Bonnie Hunter Mystery) Quilt. Eight of them have been sewn into 16-patches, but they can be disassembled...
B. And then there are the 115 1.5" gray and scrappy bonus triangles that I cut off (and sewed) from a baby quilt I made in 2013.
C. You're going to see a theme here...more bonus triangles! I really hate throwing anything away, and I love tiny piecing! I just never seem to get around to using my bonus triangles! Here are 42 1.5" patriotic HST in a blue with white stars and a flag fabric left over from a quilt that I had my students make in a summer camp quilting class sometime between 2013 and 2016 (hmmm...can't find a photo).
D. Surprise! More bonus triangles! These 118 scrappy red, white and blue HST trim down to 1.5", and come from a RWB star quilt that I never finished. (which reminds me, I should pull that out and work on it! I started it in 2015.)
E. In 2016 I had customers who came into my shop sew blocks for a community quilt, Arkansas Crossroads, which then was raffled off to raise money for a local charity. These 146 white (Kona) and scrappy 1.5" HST are left over from that project.
F. And finally, some more bonus triangles, but these trim to a whopping 2"! These 52 white and solids HST are left over from some Block Lotto blocks I made in 2012. Time to let them go, right?
Won't you please give these little fellas a home? Maybe there is a mini quilt or a doll quilt in your future. Or maybe these can make a pieced border for something. Or perhaps they can make pinwheels to form the center of other blocks. Lots of possibilities here!
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