Thanks, Judy.  It feels good to finally get some of those flimsies closer to going out the door..

Thank you!  This is fun sharing ideas back and forth.  I don't remember the name of it, but here is one of your inspirations but in 30s prints.

Thank you, Ami.  here are still so many scraps!

You really need to stop sharing things that I want to try!.  I don't have the will power  to finish what I'm on before trying something new.  I have several  layer cakes that I didn't know what to do with. Also, it is a rather forgiving pattern so that if you didn't get the sides lined up perfectly you could use a 9 .5 inch ruler to trim them all up.  I think I remember Dee making one called chopsticks  quite some time ago.  

That is a great design.  What a cool way to use some strips.

I really need to dig into my scrap bins as well. My focus has bee quilting so I am quilting tops and not generating tops right now. I have a bin with 11 tops ready to go and then about 5 more tops I need to piece backs for. 

Well done! Definitely fun, I agree. Tell me again what you do with yours? I have a growing stack, including some I originally thought to keep but now am ready to pass along.

Thank you for the suggestions. I will give it a try. Hopefully I will be able to post some pictures.

Have a good day.

NanaSuz

That is cute.

Thanks!  I understand about having a healthy stack of finished quilts.  The bigger ones (nap size) I take up to the Cancer Center for their chemo patients.  I really need to get my act together and get a load up there.  The smaller kid ones, I plan on getting to another town that has a orphanage and children's center that has a big craft fair to sell things as a fund raiser.  It is in June, so I need to get my act together and deliver some.  No sense all these charity quilts sitting around here.