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Saturday, August 1, 2020

It's a Flimsy! HRT Ragout




HRT Ragout
60 x 80
It's a flimsy! 



I started making these Half Rectangle Triangles  (HRTs) in September 2018 as a Rainbow Scrap Challenge (RSC) project to use scraps from the 4.5 width bin. 


I used a Tri-Rec ruler and cut a few pieces facing the wrong direction but I included those anyway. 


There's quite a mixture of prints, colors, neutrals - all from the 4.5 inch scrap bin which I hope to have emptied by year end. 



Since the start in September 2018 I just made a few HRTs each month using scraps from the 4.5 inch scrap bin in the RSC color of the month. Sometimes there would be lots of scraps in a color and sometimes hardly anything. I just used what scraps were in the bin only. 


I sewed the HRTs together randomly. 

I hope to finish this quilt this month so I'll declare it my 

32 comments:

  1. that's a great scrappy quilt - I like adding the wrong ones for fun

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  2. Scrappy at its finest! Love this one.

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  3. Really great scrappy quilt. Great idea to make those HRTs

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  4. Love the scrappyness of just sewing them together. And the wrong way ones! Awesome. It’s fabulous!

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  5. gorgeous, simply gorgeous...nothing compares to a wild and crazy scrappy!

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  6. Gorgeous! I love all the scrappy goodness of this quilt.

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  7. you come up with the best scrappy quilts~ a little sewing on a few different quilts and before you know it....well at least before we know it....you have a quilt! Love the triangles cut and added facing different direction!!!

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  8. Hi,
    Awesome quilt...love all the different colors.
    Have a great day!

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  9. I love the wrong way ones! It perks up the whole quilt!

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  10. Again, you amaze me; it is very pretty! ---"Love"

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  11. The "misplaced" units add sparkle! It's a delicious ragout.

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  12. Like all your commenters, I love the scrappiness of this one! The "wrong" ones are a fun surprise, I think! You always come up with the best names for your quilts, too.

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  13. Lovely! I like the way some of the triangles have changed direction, even if that was an accident of cutting. It adds to the fun!

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  14. Lovely, congratulations on this beautiful finish! Fun to look for the wrong direction triangles ;)

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  15. Just say those "wrong" blocks are a design decision. Actually, I think they add interest to the quilt.

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  16. So pretty, amazing what you can make from a bunch of leftover bits and pieces. Have you used up the scraps from the bin yet? Or is that a silly question?

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  17. I love those wrong-way triangles - they're like scattered laughter!

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  18. I absolutely LOVE the "backwards" blocks thrown into the mix!! It adds a lot of interest to your quilt top. Happy finishing!

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  19. Fabulous! I love how you sew blocks together randomly and include the mistakes and it turns out beautifully every time!

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  20. What a gloriously cheerful quilt top! I love it!

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  21. Those misscut HRT's add a lot of interest! :)

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  22. The wrong way triangles totally make this quilt! That's what I call serendipity :)

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  23. I love this. And I love that you were able to say "####" did I do wrong ? and still put those blocks in the quilt top. My kind of quilter ;-)

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  24. What a great quilt, and it’s made all the more interesting by including the “backwards” HRTs. Just this morning I pulled out the HRT die for my Accuquilt cutter as it’s one of the blocks I’m considering starting for RSC 2021. Heck, what’s one more project added to the list?

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  25. This is a beautiful flimsy, looking forward to the quilting. Happy stitching!

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  26. Your scrap quilts are always so lively and this is one of the best. Love all those twinkling triangles. Just what I should do with some of mine.

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  27. A joyful explosion of color. Love it!!!

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  28. Fun. Thanks for linking up with Elm Street Quilts One Monthly goal and good luck with your project.

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