minstrel

What do you do with a layer cake? :oops: I saw a beautiful one at my LQS yesterday, but wasn't sure what I'd do with it.

CissyQuilts

It's not a dumb question. :D A layer cake is a group of fabrics from the same line. They are cut smaller than fat quarters, usually 9x11 inches. If there is enough fabric you can make a small quilt or wall hanging. Or you can buy more than one bundle and make a bigger quilt. Hope this helps. ~Cecilia

judee0624

:D OK, I was thinking that they were the 10 in. square packs of a line of fabrics that you can easily make all sorts of things with. There are specific patterns for them too.

judee

barbsbus

Whoooo. I never heard that term. Thanks for the info. Everytime I log on to this site I learn something new.

ScubaK

Fat Quarters, Fat Eighths and now Jelly Rolls and Layer Cakes...at least the marketing terms are getting a bit more appealing...best off is these haven't any calories.
K

Donna Mae

I have heard of fat quarters, fat eights, 1/4 cuts, jelly rolls, now Layer cakes. Cool.
I learn so much out here, to me no questions are dumb!!
keep it rocking,
simple quilter

sewnsewer2

Hummmm, never heard of the layer cake either. Thanks for asking this question and the info!

ddrobins1956

Hmmm....if it was chocholate I would probably have it with a side of vanilla ice cream....lol
Sorry, just being silly.

jbsstrawberry

Yep, with the names they're giving these things folks will think that quilters like to eat too huh!! LOL I think I even saw one somewhere during the bunnyhop that was called a cinnamon roll. Ohhh and just so we're not thirsty when we quilt...there's one site that has lemonade packets too. LOL

annette

Hi i didn't know what a layer cake was i thought you was talking about a cake you eat, i have never heard of it in quilting thank God for this site.LOL Annette :lol: