Doing one more update on Scrap Dance Waltz, to show you some wonderful finishes in lots of colorways! I had such fun designing this quilt, and I now have the red and cream quilt I have wanted for some time.
One of the great things about doing quilt-alongs is seeing what other people do with the same design. The color choices and borders make a quilt unique, and I’d like to share a few that were shared on our Flickr group for the quilt along. These are new shares since the last update.
Needled Mom did hers in blue and white, and I like her border choice with small squares of scrappy blues.
Ila did two quilts in low volume prints. She realized halfway through that her blocks in the quilt on the left had two patches reversed. The quilt on the right is consistent with the pattern. Still, they are both beautiful and both have that circular secondary pattern, it is just stronger on the one on the right. I am sure the sisters are thrilled.
Brenda did hers in two prints, I think she is going to use this as a Christmas quilt. Beautiful fabrics, and lots of perfect points!
And here are a few you may have seen before, but newer readers may not have seen.
Tanya sewed her quilt with a wonderful grey background and lots of bright scraps. This pattern really does chew up the scrap bin.
Susan did a lullaby size in lovely blue and white.
And Cheryl did a red and green Christmas theme.
Here’s one of Elaine’s two quilt flimsys, this one with a yellow border.
I hope all these participants who showed their finished flimsy will upload a photo of the quilted finish. I’d also love to see more, if anyone else that hasn’t shared up to now would like to share. Please be sure that your pictures are set to public when adding to the Flickr group. If you’d like to purchase Scrap Dance Waltz, see My Patterns page. Thank you to all who have purchased any of my patterns!!
And for those who are Scrap Dancing with our Two Step Mystery, be sure to share your progress on the Scrap Dance Mystery Flickr Group. I plan to show some progress photos of that one soon.
One more quilt along in progress now is the Be My Neighbor quilt along, for those who would rather know what the final quilt looks like. Join in the fun starting HERE, yes you have time to catch up!
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From My Carolina Home 
Really are beautiful- lots of work great, choices of color are just beautiful
Wow! You can tell it is a great pattern when it is beautiful in every color….and it is!
Crystal in Cedar City
What a great quilt! I like them all but especially the blue one with the blue squares in the border.
Disappearing 9 patch using shocking pink and florals with black backgrounds for a lady at church who has been released from her job.
Well done to all your ladies who created their own colour versions – you must be feeling really proud to see your design being recreated and shared around the world 🙂
all very pretty-it is interesting how the different colors change the look-the blue one really shows movement in the design
What a great quilt pattern! It looks GREAT in every colorway! Love it.
I find the border on the blue and white one reminds me of tiles and is an interesting idea, also love the understated elegance of the two “low-volume” ones – really quite different and unusual – well, bottom line, they’re all gorgeous! As for me, making another set of cloth napkins for March as the old ones no longer work with my color scheme – low-hanging fruit; much quicker and easier than a whole full-size quilt top and pretty much immediate gratification!
wow, they are beautiful, all of them!!
I was a copycat & made a red & cream one. I love it & will try to figure out how to add it to your flickr group. Really enjoyed your instructions. I was tempted to start the Two Step but decided I have too many UFOs! Yes, there is such a thing.
Hello Carole! Every one of these quilts are gorgeous! Seeing Ila’s quilts hanging up, really shows the circular pattern. I honestly had not noticed before and it is a beautiful addition to the pattern! Way to design Carole!! There is no way to chose one I like more than another, these quilts are all spectacular! Thank You so much Carole for designing another unique and magnificent quilt pattern that I know I will use again. I will also get pictures of the new Mystery QAL and post them on Flickr. Have a great day!
Thank you so much for this wonderful mystery. I loved your red and white and decided to do the same. Not quilted yet though. Sorry I couldn’t attach a picture.
It’s lovely to see the other colour choices people made for this quilt.
You wear many hats, and I love it! I so enjoy reading about your decorating, to other hobbies and crafts. This quilt is so beautiful in the various versions!
Wow, what fun! Thanks for sharing the photos of the other quilts. Some amazing work there!
It is such fun to see this beautiful pattern in the different colors. I like the idea of reversing a block for a different look – yet not loosing the circular effect. Thanks so much for the fabulous tutorial.