quiltsru

I have been to a auction and now have a lot of 2 inch squares. What can I do with so many? Help!

Onebyone

Four patches to set with solids to make a nine patch block is what I'd do.

tessagin

I would first get all like colors together. You could do a "Granny Squares" pattern. I'm originally from Ft. Wayne and have a lot of family there. Stay warm.

Lisa_wanna_b_quilter

Look at "Chiclets" or "Charming Additions" patterns. Both are free on the net. They call for 2.5 but 2 would work fine.

Tartan

Bonnie Hunter is using 2 1/2 inch squares as her leader and ender project this year. She is making Spilt 9 Patch blocks and showed a picture this week on her site http://quiltville.blogspot.ca Her squares finish at 6 inches and you can make cool designs with them. Starting with 2 inch blocks will make a smaller block but I bet there would make for cool design possibilities.

A1penny

Well, I am busy having lots of fun with English Paper Piecing. I have been cutting out 2 inch squares all morning for use with the hexagons I'm using. I have been cutting up a huge 'layer cake of beautiful solid colors' but am also going to begin adding all my scraps from other projects.
I am really enjoying the EPP because it can be done while watching TV, while at the beach, on a plane, listening to audiobooks, etc., etc! They go fast once you get the hang, and you can do dozens at a sitting, great way to do two things at once!

quiltinghere

I agree with four patches. Add in some half square triangles, charm squares and you'll have a quilt top in no time!

Do you have a design wall? That would be a big help.

Nan - Indiana

justflyingin

How many do you have? (about)

yel

i have some fusable grid ....fuse fold sew

1000scraps

I'm just working on a "Granny Square" quilt, I opened a thread here: I hope I'm allowed to give the link??

http://www.quiltingboard.com/picture...s-t239972.html