Scrap quilter or fabricholic?

Isn't this delicious fabric? I've been shopping some over the last months, and finally got it all washed and folded. Most of these are half metre cuts (19.5 inches) with a few fat quarters and smaller cuts. I'm a thrifty shopper and rarely buy anything full price. Even those lovely Kaffe Fassett prints were on sale. I've been going for pure colour lately, and these just look like they'd make a fun, bright project. The Mary Stewart novelty print at the far left was just $4/metre, and I'd been eyeing it ever since it was $14/metre. The second one is a $1 slice of fabric for my ever growing I Spy box.
In case you doubt my scrappiness, here are two more tea cozies, made entirely from scraps and strings. The black and white one is made from leftovers from the cozy and table runner in the previous post, and the one in earth tones came out of the strips left from my Words Fail Me project.

Here's that luscious Mary Stewart print cut up and framed with more b/w scraps and some fruity colours in a set of all occasion cards. I was planning on making fibre postcards with these, but the prints are all about four inches high, and I wanted to put a frame on them. So I interfaced them, pinked the edges with my Olfa blade, and straight stitched them to some blank cards left from making my Christmas cards. Aren't they fun? I've seen pear-shaped bodies, but never pineapple or strawberry or banana-shaped ones.

These women must be quilters. They have beautifully patterned towels, and they're not one bit afraid of wearing colours, and they like hanging out together.