Scrappy String Christmas Quilt (146)
After many years of Christmas sewing, I had enough scraps (strings to be exact) to make this scrappy Christmas quilt.

I used paper as my foundation, and made about 35 of these 8.5-inch squares, using this method, only without the white strip down the middle.

I separated them with 4.5-inch sashing and 4.5-inch borders, ending up with 8-inch blocks and 4-inch sash all around.

The final quilt is a nice twin size, about 64 inches wide and 88 inches long, the standard size for a twin bed. This quilt has not yet been washed.

I bound the quilt with a green chevron. I love it!

And now, it sits by the fire, waiting for members of our family and a good book to read.
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