Since I had already made more than a dozen of Jacquie's fun hearts I worked on some more string blocks at quilt guild. I added those to the ones I had made here, made a few more at home and this is the result.
I had so much fun making these blocks as I put a dent in my 2 1/2" and 2" strip drawers. Remembering all the quilts I had made from these leftover scraps of fabric. Thank you Stephanie for your joyous no strings challenge. 
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Thats really bright and colourful. I've enjoyed the trip down memory lane as I used my own scraps.
Love all of the strip quilts! It is so nice to make a dent in those scraps too.
That dragon quilt is amazing! I think the marshmallow eating dragon has the right idea. It's a great way to roast a mallow.
I really love string quilts! It's so much fun to check out the variety of fabrics and see the designs that form as you look at the whole thing. As you say, when you get to use your own scraps up and relive the making of other quilts, it's just that much better.
i like this! it will be great and i can't wait to see it done
kris
what a good way to use leftovers....yours is so colorful
Hi Em.....as I scrolled through all the post of yours I got behind on I couldn't help but get inspired! Your quilts are w-a-y too cute!! Thanks for sharing!!
I was thinking as I looked - just gorgeous and I thought it may put a little dent in your stash!
Hugs - Lurline♥
Just love these string quilts and yours looks great Em.
Hi Em,
I'm loving your string quilt. It's beautiful! I made two last year and I think they have loads of personality.
I can't get enough of these string quilts... your's looks amazing. How addictive are they? This has to be one of the funnest (real word) quilts I have ever made xx
Love your string quilt! But did it really put a dent in your scrap drawers? I am making one too, but I seem to have more scraps now than before I started!
I made a couple of string quilts several years ago that I gave away to friends. I'm so glad you wrote this because I'm reminded of how much fun they were to make and of how many scraps I have just waiting to be used up! blessings, marlene
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