For those times when we must have a quilt done in a short time frame, this would work if you have any layer cakes and charm packs hanging around. It is also a super easy beginner quilt as well.
http://www.nationalquilterscircle.co...d=6239179&jb=0
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For those times when we must have a quilt done in a short time frame, this would work if you have any layer cakes and charm packs hanging around. It is also a super easy beginner quilt as well.
http://www.nationalquilterscircle.co...d=6239179&jb=0
Thanks for the link - pretty cool technique
Sheena
Awesome!! Have several charm packs and layer cakes! Thanks so much...
Nice ideas, wish it was close captained though. It went thru fast but for some of you, can be understood rather quickly like a lightbulb went off in our head! Thanks for this info!
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That's pretty cool! It's a time saver and probably more accurate than sewing strips together! LOL! I guess if you wanted to reduce bulk, you could scissor out the underside fabric. Takes more time but you won't have to be fussy about it.
This is a great idea for those of us with arthritis in the hands! It would be especially good for child quilts, as the top will have more texture than a standard quilt. I'm saving this site and will definitely try out the technique. Just as soon as I get this darned Hunter's Star quilt finished!!
Margaret F
Some really great ideas. And, I like some easy projects sometime. Well a lot of the time. LOL!!
Vonda-Texas MiMi of 4 Beautiful Grandbabies
thanks for posting the link
Nancy in western NY
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