On my design wall are the blocks made from leftover binding strips and some four patches. These two blocks do not go in the same quilt!
What’s on your design wall?
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Design Wall Monday – November 8, 2010
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Because you posted early, I had to follow your lead. I just got back from a wonderful Retreat and even met Judy D in person! Glad she could make it to visitus there. There are 3 projects I worked on at Retreat, I had ADHD this week-end.
Why not, it could be interesting.
love that you posted early Judy – sometimes its hard for me to get my blog linky in before I have to leave to teach school!! thanks so much!!
Both blocks look bright and fun. Great way to use up leftover fabrics too.
I really appreciate the inspiration of Design Wall Monday. Each Friday, if I haven’t had time to sit and sew, I usually always make time during the weekend so that I have something to show here on Mondays. Thanks Judy !
Oooh, they COULD go in the same quilt! Love to see what you have planned for them!
Thanks for allowing us to share. I’m looking forward to seeing how you use your blocks.
I love the way you are using the left over binding fabric, the blocks look great. I was condiering making log cabin blogs out of mine, but I like your idea better.
Thanks for letting me share. I like your blocks.
Pretty color combinations! Good crowd today — and early, too!!
Great use of leftover binding! I press mine flat and use it for other scrappy projects. Sometimes I make scrappy binding too.
It’d be a pretty wild quilt with both of those blocks in it!! I had a creative weekend at my house. Looking forward to some quilting time later this week.
I am really liking those leftover bindings blocks. I might have to try that!
Love the its and bits. I am always working with little bits of leftovers and yours are so pretty!
your leftover binding blocks are very nice
What a great idea!
Thanks again for hosting!
Judy, the two blocks -could- go in the same quilt as the look good together on your wall
Using your leftover binding pieces might just be the first step to using your scraps…..stop that!!! I’m still rooting for some colorful, fun Judy Laquidara scraps 
He he he he…..
Very pretty scrap play, Judy!
Great looking blocks.
Really like what you are doing with your left over binding, the blocks lookgreat!
Great idea and use for left over binding! …Karen
I’ve just joined up for your Design Wall Monday, because I think it will help keep me motivated to show progress!!! I’ve loved looking at everyone else’s in the past, so it will be a regular Monday stop for me.
You have the most colorful design walls I’ve ever seen, Judy.
Wow! i love all the inspiration!
I decided after enjoying the Monday design walls for quite a while I would try to
figure out how and join in!! It wasn’t as hard as I thought!! If you want to get inspired just spend some time looking at the creative projects these quilters are working on.
Thank you Judy for hosting these!!
Good Idea for my scaps! Thank you.
Okay this is my first design wall post. I am still figuring out how to work everything. I like to spend more time quilting.
Love the diagonal strip in the middle of the rail fence blocks. Makes it pop!
wow I’m the 70th! A new late record!!! I rock.
My first design wall post too (I’m embarrassed, I’ve been a reader for a long time!).
wow – lots of new people who have design walls to check out. Judy – like those binding scrap blocks. Great way to use them. I stitch all my left over bindings together to go on scrappy quilts. Finally, I had some quilting time and actually have something up on the wall!
Sadly the same scrappy blocks that have been up for a while but I did get more Pinwheel blocks done last week.
Got my post up today. I like your idea of using leftover binding.