Thanks so much for supplying all the details! It makes it even more astounding to see you used cheap bits and pieces to put it all together! Great job!

Thanks everyone. The show was in June. I only sold one fairy house there, but many, many fairy gardens, planted shoes and bottle bugs. I had over $900 in sales. I think I had the houses priced too high because I lowered them some and ended up selling almost every one at the local farmer's market this summer. Originally I had them priced between $20 and $40. I lowered prices to $15 - $30 and they flew off the tables. I do have photos from the show but I am on vac. right now and using a laptop, so can't post any until we get home! I had a blast making them and plan to do them again this winter and do 2 spring shows with them. Arlene

Rosa, I think your controlled scrappy looks awesome! Not like a scrap quilt at all. Your anything goes quilt is nice and colorful! Vicky, All your quilts are great but I especially like what I think is the Pineapple Blossom pattern. WooooHooooo SharonG/FL

I keep scrap, even pretty small ones. I'm still working out an organizational system, I tend to keep them sorted by size, then within that, by the color group of the quilt they were in. I seem to like using project boxes. I'll use boxes from file folders, I like their size & can lay out scraps that a couple of inches in size & are still freshly pressed. I'm also using shoe boxes for the same thing. I've heard of folks around here who use pizza boxes as project boxes. I also keep freshy washed & pressed yardage on hangers. This reminds me they've already been washed & pressed & are all set to go for the next project. You'll see, over time, you'll develop a system that works for you.