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My Half Strippy Scrappy Lappy - My Own Idea! - instructions are @ post 74

My Half Strippy Scrappy Lappy - My Own Idea! - instructions are @ post 74

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Old 01-20-2012, 05:06 PM
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It is a great scrappy quilt. I have never seen one sewn that way. it is very cool.
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Old 01-20-2012, 05:08 PM
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Originally Posted by Jannie View Post
Always nice to see how everyone uses their scraps. Get lots of ideas and motivation by seeing your quilts.
Thank you so much, Jannie! Hope everyone is inspired and are saving their scraps!!
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Old 01-20-2012, 05:56 PM
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Love it! Question, did you foundation piece? I can't tell from your photo.
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Old 01-20-2012, 06:02 PM
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Originally Posted by kheliwud View Post
Love it! Question, did you foundation piece? I can't tell from your photo.
Hi kheliwud! Someone asked the same question. Here's the reply:

Originally Posted by raedar63
I love this . You can't beat scraps in my book! Did you use a foundation and then slice and resew?



Yes, I did a slice and resew number but no foundation as I was using crumbs of all sizes, shapes and wanted some lopsidedness to it or a little wonky. I eyeballed the pieces I was using so I could chainsew bunches and offset each strip so that it fit my cardboard template perfect (5.5"). It worked great that way. Then slice the block in half on the diagonal in opposite corners from your strips. Resew to another 1/2 block. However, if you want your strips all perfectly spaced, cut exactly right, then I suggest using a muslin foundation if you don't want that slightly wonky look. I forgot to say when you get done with your block, place the template on top of your sewn strips and cut out the block and then slice it in half. This method will use up lots of strips and we sure get inundated with strips!

If you don't want to eyeball it, then separate your strips in 3 piles: longest, med. and short ones. Lay the strips on top of your template to make sure your base is all covered and then sew them together. Voila! It was fun and easy strip piecing these! It's a no brainer, non-thinking task. Have fun with it! Thank you, raedar! Great question!

Hope that helps when you make the quilt!
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Old 01-20-2012, 09:05 PM
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Another scrappy to try! Love it!
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Old 01-21-2012, 04:14 PM
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Great use of scraps! Looks like a fun project. Great job!
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