waste not want not.
I was able to create the binding for my hopscotch quilt by using left over Ruby and Hideaway fabrics. Strips were cut to 2.5" and then sewn together in a continuous row. Now for the backing ... I would really like to stick with solids. Hmmm. We will see!
Love scrap bindings - I think they really add to the quilt
ReplyDeleteOh, I love scrappy bindings too!
ReplyDeleteEu gostei disso,faça vai ficar maravilhoso.beijo.
ReplyDeleteI love to see what you are working on. You know I adore your color choices.
ReplyDeletePieced bindings are my absolute favorite and then striped. Very fun!
ReplyDeleteI love scrap bindings, too. =)
ReplyDeleteWhat a perfect way to frame such a lovely quilt!!
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Great idea Trish, can't wait to see the finished masterpiece.
ReplyDeleteWas away on Hols & am just back so I was browsing your lovely blog, have to say the pic of you & your loved one is gorgeous, you both look so happy & cute :)
Lots of love Karen x
You know how much I ♥ scrappy bindings!!! You are inspiring me to do one on my next quilt!! xoxo Debbie
ReplyDeleteWhat yummy leftovers! Hooray for scrappy (and happy) binding!
ReplyDeleteI love this Trish! Can't wait to see what the binding looks like!
ReplyDeleteOoooh, what a cute idea! It's going to look so pretty!
ReplyDeleteGreat idea Trish!! I should give that I try!! Looks fun, and I am sure looks so lovely on the quilt! xo Heather
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ReplyDeleteI like your philosophy!
It will make neat trim, for sure.
Very pretty, it will look fab on a quilt!
ReplyDeleteI love interesting bindings. This one is going to be beautiful.
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