Scrap buster #64 Midnight Fireworks quilt pattern - strings and crumbs
After finishing my last two designs using string scraps and lots of black fabric as a background, I had as you can imagine lots of scraps. Nothing disappears in my sewing room, just change the location and purpose. So, from what has left I put together this design. Called with a help from friends Midnight Fireworks. I use cuts from string blocks and crumbs made from different shades of black here but you could replace elements with adding tape strips and use yardage. Crumbs will take time but I love multiple layers of seams in the crumbs made from the same solid fabric. Its just another level of happiness for me. Happy sewing!
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Reading your description of the Midnight Fireworks pattern instantly threw me back to a summer night two years ago when I was staying at my grandparents’ farmhouse. The sky erupted in a cascade of reds and golds, and I found myself on the porch with a half‑finished quilt, trying to stitch the flickering colors into something that could hold the memory. I remember the way the fireworks cracked like the crisp snap of a new thread being pulled through fabric, and how the lingering scent of burnt sugar reminded me of the crumb‑like bits of paper I’d been using for my own design experiments https://adstandards.com.au/issues/wagering-advertising Your step‑by‑step photos captured that same sense of surprise and delight, making me want to…