Not one, but two finishes to share!
Traffic Jam One and Traffic Jam Two are done!
These two quilts will be gifted to young boys. I sure hope they like them!
Edge to edge stars (I think my stars look more like starfish) are quilted on this one:
And this one has edge to edge swirls going on:
These scrappy quilts were fun to make and the only stash that I shopped was my own!
Previous Traffic Jam Posts:
Traffic Jam One – It’s A Flimsy!
Traffic Jam Two – It’s A Flimsy!
Stay safe. Stay healthy. Quilt on!
Great job getting them both done! It’s such a great pattern. I love the one Pat is working on now with the gray dot.
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Yes…I love that grey version as well. I like it more because the sashing isn’t as wide. If I ever make another, it will be with the less wide sashing. 🙂
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Those are great looking quilts and so well suited to boys! Look at all those scraps exiting your sewing room! 😍
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Thanks, Kathy! I am happy to see those scraps put to good use and sent on their way! 🙂
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Starfish quilting seems more ‘kid-friendly’ – you’re right on track with that.
Both quilts look great and as they were created with all materials already at hand – even better!
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Thank you, Laura! It was fun to make use of what I already had! 🙂
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Hi Laura! What lovely quilts – they are so darn cute. I think both young men will be tickled with their quilt. ~smile~ Roseanne
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Thanks, Roseanne! I have very few cute novelty prints in my stash, but I think the quilts came out okay anyway. 🙂
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Lovely quilts, I love your star quilting!
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Thank you! I can’t take credit for the star quilting…it is a pantograph. But it does complement the quilt! 🙂
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These look great, I’m sure they will love them.
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Thank you so much, Margaret! 🙂
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Great quilts Laura. That pattern looks like one of the best for reducing scraps, one colour at a time! Definitely going to click on the link to Pat Sloan’s pattern. Thank you!
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Depending upon the amount of scraps you want to reduce, this pattern can easily be made in several sizes, Allison. It is definitely a great pattern for stash reduction! 🙂
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