Cheerful Churn Dash

 

While planning my entry for the 2015 State Fair Quilt Challenge, I bought a fat quarter bundle in jewel tones to compliment the bold, bright challenge fabric. The leftovers became a bed quilt when my grandson graduated from his crib. In 2016, my challenge quilt showed off orange prints from several different fabric lines. The scraps became pumpkins in four autumn quilts. In 2017, I used 5” squares imported from Japan; there were no leftovers at all. I cannibalized two different quilt kits in 2018. I have fun plans for the Lori Holt 30’s prints I used in 2019. The red, grey and blue scraps from my 2020/2021 entry became a full-size quilt for my son's brother-in-law. I bought another fat quarter bundle to make last year’s quilt, but didn’t end up using any of it. These black, pink and green prints will make a fun queen-sized sampler quilt. What’ll I do with this year’s leftovers? I have no idea.