Good morning Scrappers! It's the last week of the 2021 Summer Scrap Elimination and I think we've had a good run this time. I hope you have been enjoying the projects from the Studio as well as the fabulous additions from our guest designers this time. I know I have been thrilled to read through the great ideas put forward by our lovely guests this summer and they've given me a few ideas as well. The best thing about our amazing community of quilters is that we often feed

Good morning Scrappers! We're making a bag with our scraps today! Now, I'm no professional bag maker, but I think you'll see this is a project that you, like me, can handle. We're going to use a variety of scraps in yellow, orange, and red, paired with left over strips of a dark and a length of binding I had left over from a large project I finished last year. This bag is not difficult and you will have some video support to help show you how to attach the sides later in th

Happy Thursday Scrappers! This week's project is one I've been wanting to make for a while. For years, I've been carrying my Guild Membership Card in a lanyard and adding my quilt show pins to it when I attend a show or win an award. For those of you that collect show pins, you know that can make your lanyard heavy in a relatively short period of time. In addition to that, I ran out of room on my lanyard! Today's project is a beautiful way to make a pieced "scarf" as lon