It's a top. I made this crayon quilt using the colors of the rainbow scrap challenge at so scrappy last year or the year before. Then, I decided I wanted to make something different for the border, so it took longer than expected.
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I have been sewing hsts for go fish leader/ender challenge from quiltville. I sew a few every time I am at the machine. I can't decide if I am going to trim them, or, hope for the best.
What a great use of colorful scraps. It's a wonderful quilt! and your border is perfect!
ReplyDeleteYour crayon quilt is very cute! Hope you catch the quilting fever soon and quilt some of the flimsys!
ReplyDeleteWhat a fun quilt!
ReplyDeleteCute! Cute! Cute!
ReplyDeleteI’m excited to see your crayon quilt to the flimsy/quilt top stage. Love the letters in the border! A scrappy binding will finish it perfectly!
ReplyDeleteCute quilt top and fun border. Great job
ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea for a border for your crayon quilt
ReplyDeleteIt is so happy and bright. I love it, especially the border. Adorable!!!
ReplyDeleteLOVE it, Maggie!!!
ReplyDeleteGoing the extra mile for the border was well worth it. What a fun quilt.
ReplyDeleteGreat idea!! it turned out wonderful!
ReplyDeleteThe crayons are so cute, and love your border idea!
ReplyDeleteToo cute! And I love the border. Now I want to make one (like I don't already have enough projects! Ha!).
ReplyDeleteLove the crayon quilt, and the saying! Such a happy rainbow.
ReplyDeleteLove your crayons quilt, Maggie. Great idea for the borders!!
ReplyDeleteSo fun and cute, I love it.
ReplyDeleteI love it! So cheerful. What a great use of scraps. Plus, I think we all call relate to the overflowing "to be quilted" list. It's universal!
ReplyDeleteLOVE!!
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