Kate @talltalesfromchiconia hosts a monthly celebration of reusing scraps and “scrap-happy challenges” called ScrapHappy Day on the 15th of each month and thanks to Alys @gardeningnirvana I found out about this monthly event and Kate let me participate!
Here is my latest scrap-happy project, which is currently in progress awaiting my machine quilting – the Colour Wheel Quilt wallhanging which I will be using as a teaching tool.

I’ve already appliquéd down the letters and the quilt sandwich is ready to go. If you’d like some background on this piece please see these posts: Update on the “Colour Wheel” Quilt, “Colour Wheel” Quilt in Progress, and Color Sorting.
Here is a scrap-happy project I recently completed – a table runner made from my ridiculous collection of batik fabric scraps.
For more about this piece please see my posts A Year of Finishes: 32nd Finish – the Batik Table Runner and Update on Batik Scrappy Table Runner.
To close this ScrapHappy post I thought I would share a little gallery of some previous quilts I made entirely from fabric scraps.
That’s a fantastic lot of scrap quilts!
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Thanks so much I appreciate your comment 🙂
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I enjoyed the gallery of quilts today! Some I knew and others were new!
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Thanks so much, it was fun to find them somewhere in my blog photos and share them 🙂
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What wonderful scrappy projects! I’m glad you joined us. The gray log cabin is my favorite one.
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Thanks so much Susan, glad to be part of the group 🙂
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Tierney, you’ve made masterpieces out of “throwaway” materials. Beyond Impressive! It’s so hard to pick a favorite.
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Thanks so much I really appreciate it! 🙂
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Your scrappy quilts are stunning, Tierney. They’re works of art one and all. I’m so glad you’ll be joining us. Happy Scrappy.
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Awwww – thanks so much! I so appreciate your kind words! 🙂
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Holy moly! The yeti! The tiny triangles that become bigger triangles! THE PHOTO WITH ALL THE DOGS!! Incredible work.
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The Yeti is an Elizabeth Hartman pattern – it is tedious but such a great outcome! I made it entirely from scraps from my two friends who made it – so three quilts came out of one set of fabrics 🙂
Thanks so much and the dogs and cat quilts were scrappy quilts I sent friends 🙂
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Some lovely quilts, and great inspiration for doing something with my scraps
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Thanks Helen and I am honored it provided you inspiration 🙂
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Love all your quilts! The grey log cabin quilt. The colorful quilt. The HST quilt. Just to name a few of them! So inspiring!
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Thanks so much!
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Well, now that you’ve *definitively* established your scrappy credentials (and I’m with Susan, I like the grey and white one), I can’t wait to see what future bit of gorgeousness you’re going to share with us. Welcome once again to ScrapHappy, we’re delighted to have you!
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Thanks so much and thanks for letting me be a part of this scrappiness celebration! 🙂
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Scrap-Tacular. Love all your creations
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Thank so much😀
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That’s a lot of scrappyness!
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I guess I’ve been following your blog long enough to recognize most of these fantastic finishes – a few are hazy. The one I’m not familiar with is the final photo…the shadowed squares are a great way to showcase those scraps in an artistic manner. Is it called ‘Shadow Boxes”?
Since I know you’re a fellow pun-y person, I just had to ask!
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Laura you are brilliant as always and yes it basically a shadow box concept! I think the official pattern concept is called “Attic Window” but this might just be the American interpretation as this pattern is actually from an Australian quilt designer.
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Tierney, I love your quilts so much and my favorite is the
Sequoia national Forest one. Gorgeous. The pop of blue is a topper! Love all the details and I can smell the fresh air just taking in your interpretation. Well done! Thank you
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Thanks so much I really appreciate that! Your comments made me smile! 🙂
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What a happy life affirming array you have created!
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Wow, these are great!
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Those are all great, but I think my favorite is the triangle one. Scrap projects are my favorite projects.
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How clever to have made that colour wheel, much better as a teaching aid the paper and paint. Loved seeing your gallery.
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Thanks so much and I hope it will be a good teaching aid! Thanks for checking out the gallery 🙂
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Wow! I think you must be the queen of of scrap quilts! What an impressive line-up
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Thanks so much I appreciate that! I need to make many many many more scrap quilts to put a dent in my collection of fabric scraps!
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So many lovely projects using scraps! You are so creative 🙂
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Thanks so much! I love recycling scraps into something useful 🙂
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