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Robin Koehler of NESTLINGS by Robin– Scrap Quilt Designer Showcase

  • Oct 15, 2016
  • 2 min read

It’s the 15th of October!  Which means a few things … it’s my half birthday (yeah!), it’s time for me to introduce you to another fabulous designer and it’s your last inspirational post before your Scrap Quilt Challenge Quilts are due (November 3rd).  Today I am really happy  to introduce you to Robin Koehler of NESTLINGS by Robin – almost exclusively on facebook, twitter, and her blog

Let’s hear what Robin had to say to my fun little questions before we head to her blog to find out more about her take on scrap quilting! ~ K: Why do you enjoy using fabric scraps for quilting? R: I mostly use them in mini projects and usually because I really loved the color family leftovers from another project and can’t throw them away. ~ K: Do you have a secret or tip for storing your scraps? R: So if the scraps from a project are enough to keep for a mini, they go into a small bag and hung from a shower curtain hook on the closet rod in my work room. ~ K: If someone were to have given you one tip for sewing/quilting when you first started – what do you wish they would have told you? R: I think a scrap management system would have been very helpful because if you become passionate about this world, then the scraps and the stash pile up very quickly! ~ K: What’s your favorite color to use in your quilts? R: I tend toward blacks, greens, reds, and golds. ~

K: If you have a picture and/or story of your favorite quilt you’ve made using scraps thus far … please attach and share. R: I am attaching a picture of a small wall hang that I made a match set of (one for my mom and one from me) using the leftovers from a show quilt. The iris is a Katie Lane Design.  The show quilt turned out lovely and I just couldn’t get rid of the leftovers so these were made and then a few small pins and now the itty bitty leftovers need to go! Now – head on over to Robin’s blog to see what she has to share with you about using your scraps! ~~~ #ad

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