but now what? I'd like to make a twin size so I need to double the size from the 64 and sash. What kind of design? I'm at a total loss. It was a great way to use us my scrape bin.

try doing a google image scrap quilt search, you will find hundreds of pictures for inspiration :D:D:D

thanks I'll do that :)

Here is one I did recently if you want to look at the layout. I used dryer sheets too & backed it in flannel.

Dryer sheets????

yes please tell about the dryer sheets??

You foundation piece onto dryer sheets, like you would for muslin or any foundation. I cut my used dryer sheets into squares, sew my strips onto it, then square the block. I started from the center of the dryer sheet & laid down a strip then sewed a strip onto it, pressed, sewed another one down, etc. No need to remove the foundation. So each of the 4 squares in the blocks of my quilt pictured are sewn onto 1 dryer sheet. I hope that makes sense! I think I heard of the technique from The Quilter's Cache.

Used dryer sheets ?

My aunt taught me but I found this. http://blog.mlive.com/runningwithnee...of_fabric.html

that's beautiful. Just wish I'd sewed them on a diagonal instead of straight.

there are so many string quilt designs out there! you do mean "string or strip blocks,right?"

go to webshots and do a search for them..

Amy, can you post a picture?

yours are not on the diagonal..so here is what you can do with them:

Coin or chinese coin quilt!
http://www.maryquilts.com/chinese-co...-coins-border/

I don't know if this is a pattern but I played around some with the blocks last night and came up with this 25" block. Is that just totally wrong in quilt land to have a square that big?

I like that a lot!

nothing is totally wrong in a quilt..it is a personal thing!
and i like it too!