I am forever making crumb quilt/“made fabric” pieces, but don’t have the patience or space to make a full quilt, so I’m always on the lookout for patterns where I can use them without it being too overwhelming. I picked up the Indygo Junction Anna-Rose pattern for 50 cents at a yard sale and thought it would be a good candidate since it’s such a simple shape.
I’m pretty happy with it - I don’t think it would have worked as well if it was completely random piecing, but with a more defined palette, I think it hangs together. Definitely a cool toned one in my future, and possibly the larger size as well. My scrap stash never seems to get any smaller, so I feel like I could just make an infinite number.
How lovely! I have been wanting to try crumb work and this could be some incentive. (I too do not want to make a quilt out with this particular technique. Oy!)
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