Okay scraps....I'm jumping in !
05-29-2013, 02:55 AM
#11
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Originally Posted by tjk829
They are this board somewhere, I'm not particularly computer savvy or I'd post the link...maybe you can search by my posts? Sorry not much help.
06-05-2013, 07:06 AM
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For scrappy pattern ideas and organization, you might try looking at Bonnie Hunter's site: www.quiltville.com
She has lots of great ideas!
She has lots of great ideas!
06-13-2013, 11:14 PM
#14
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I just spent three weeks, working a little each to day, pressing and cutting up more than 30 years worth of quilt-worthy scraps I've been saving . I thought I'd never finish but now it's all cut up into strips and squares, and even some HSTs. It's so inspiring to look at all those bins. It's like having my own quilt shop with jelly rolls and layer cakes and charm packs all waiting just for me. Maybe now I will actually USE those scraps up. Hey, some of them are truly vintage by now!
06-14-2013, 11:55 PM
#15
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I love making order out of my scrap bins but it is very time consuming! I have an Accuquilt Go Baby and enough dies to help keep my scraps under control and cut into usable pieces. I know myself and that's the only way I will ever use scraps -- if they are already cut and ready to go! I love my Accuquilt Go Baby! I still have a couple more useful size dies on my wish list to help with the scrap cutting, but I will acquire them eventually. DH is always wondering how I can keep bringing fabric in various forms into the house, spend so much time sewing, and have hardly any trash coming out of my little sewing room!
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