4 inch squares
04-01-2013, 08:46 AM
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Originally Posted by Granchris
Go to this link http://weddingdressblue.wordpress.com/tutorials/. She has some great quilts for small blocks. You can use MSQ and turn then into lots of 4 patches then use them in one of her quilts.
04-01-2013, 12:56 PM
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Originally Posted by pyffer3
I inherited a large box of 4 inch squares a few weeks ago.
I have sewn some into a scrappy top about 66 by 58 and still have over half a box more. I don't want to just sew blocks together...kinda bored with that. I would like to have some suggestions of patterns or something creative to do with some of the rest of them. There are as few as a single square to some that have about 10 or 12 matching squares.
I have sewn some into a scrappy top about 66 by 58 and still have over half a box more. I don't want to just sew blocks together...kinda bored with that. I would like to have some suggestions of patterns or something creative to do with some of the rest of them. There are as few as a single square to some that have about 10 or 12 matching squares.
04-01-2013, 01:38 PM
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Originally Posted by missgigglewings
My sister took a bunch of 4" squares and sewed them into a 44x72" top but instead of a quilt she made a beautiful lined jacket out of it.. She used white flannel for the lining and a simple Simplicity pattern. It is adorable ...I loved it! She wouldn't let me have it...had the nerve to tell me to make my own!
Your sister sounds like mine!
04-01-2013, 07:44 PM
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Arkansas Crossroads. There's one version on Bonnie Hunter's site http://quiltville.blogspot.com/2005/...h-of-july.html with instructions, and you can use any combination of scrappy squares in this quilt as long as your 4 patches have light and dark contrast and you pick one unifying fabric for the larger squares (the ones that are white in the Quiltville version). Do a Google image search for Arkansas Crossroads quilts to see many examples.
04-02-2013, 08:28 AM
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check Bonnie Hunter's Quiltville site. she has lots of free patterns. Here is the link: http://quiltville.blogspot.com/p/free-patterns.html that is just the page for the free pattens. she has lots of other info too.
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