Scrap quilt secrets: 6 design techniques for knockout results

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Introduction -- SCRAPS Secrets: S is for Style ; C is for Contrast ; R is for Repetition ; A is for Accent ; P is for Palette ; S is for Selvage -- Using Style. Citrus Squeeze ; Homespun Hearts ; Windblown Wishes -- Using Contrast. Tipsy Tac Toe ; Crazy Daisy ; Zephyr -- Using Repetition. Fusion ; Sawnee Shadows ; Paper Chain -- Using Accents. Four-Patch Plaid ; Detour ; Razzmatazz -- Using Palettes. Oh My Stars ; Vintage Village ; Peppermint Pie -- Using Selvages. Gift Baskets -- Quiltmaking Basics. Supplies ; Design Surface ; Rotary Cutting ; Sewing ; Pressing ; Making Half-Square Triangles ; Making and Using Templates ; Appliqué ; Quilt Finishing.;Turn your scrappy mess into a quilting success! Armed with the easy-to-use S.C.R.A.P.S. system (style, contrast, repetition, accent color, palette, and selvages), you'll sew extraordinary quilts from every last bit of the fabric you love even the tiniest scraps. Personalize 16 beginner-friendly quilts using the blank coloring pages, or apply the concepts to tackle any scrap quilt you want to make. These 5 must-know scrap secrets will forever change the way you look at scrap quilting! Introduction -- SCRAPS Secrets: S is for Style C is for Contrast R is for Repetition A is for Accent P is for Palette S is for Selvage -- Using Style. Citrus Squeeze Homespun Hearts Windblown Wishes -- Using Contrast. Tipsy Tac Toe Crazy Daisy Zephyr -- Using Repetition. Fusion Sawnee Shadows Paper Chain -- Using Accents. Four-Patch Plaid Detour Razzmatazz -- Using Palettes. Oh My Stars Vintage Village Peppermint Pie -- Using Selvages. Gift Baskets -- Quiltmaking Basics. Supplies Design Surface Rotary Cutting Sewing Pressing Making Half-Square Triangles Making and Using Templates Appliqué Quilt Finishing.