Scrappy black and white quilts

I got this Black and white Quilt Pattern from Fons & Porter. I made this Quilt for my granddaughter.

Finn asked on her blog, Pieces from my scrapbag, if we would post some scrap quilts over Memorial Day weekend. My guild has a huge collection of donated fabric, mostly scraps, that we use to make quilts for charity. I thought I'd post a few that I have never put on my blog before. I love the black and white trails in this one, and the huge assortment of bright fabrics. I believe this quilt was donated to a local children's home. As you can see, it's simply B&W 4 patches and fabric squares…

Black and White quilt. 5th quilt

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black and white quilts | Black and White Quilt with tiny reds

10 different black and white fabrics were cut using the Accuquilt tumbler die and 'trapped' in a border of Kona jet black. 13 tumblers wide, and 12 rows long ... the backing is black dimple dot minky - and binding is Timeless Treasures Sketch black. A layer of JoAnn's bleached muslin is the middle layer between the quilted top & minky back. Quilted with Gutermann's Sew all grey on top and black on the bottom, following the tumbler shape and going across the rows as well, using the large…

The "Olivia" design is created in a colorful rainbow array of triangles in a lively chevron pattern. This quilt measures 42 1/2 x 42 1/2 inches. The binding is made in black and white dotted fabrics, and the backing is made with a black and gray dotted fabric. Don't hesitate to enjoy this quilt in a variety of settings. Easy to bring along wherever you go, it is a great size for carriage or crib, and can also be used as a play mat or wall hanging. Lightweight yet warm and cuddly, this…

My 'Loxton Vines' quilt is off to the machine quilters (I whipped that up pretty quickly eh?). Actually I have fallen in love with raw edge applique and just couldn't stop stitching really: Seeing as I'll be teaching it as...

I brought the little Scrap Slab Quilt (henceforth to be called "Arrowheads") I made to Janet-Lee to be quilted. "This is darling," she said, holding it up. "Oh heck, I can do this right now." "Really? Are you sure" I asked? It was interesting to watch her get it all set up. She picked the thread color (which I always let her do), and then we picked a quilting design. This is the back of the quilt, showing the quilting pattern. Usually when I have a quilt that's all straight lines, I like the…