I've got a system down with my strips. I sew strips so I have ~13" wide. Then cut as many 12.5" squares I can from the strip set, then 4.5" x 10.5" as many as I can, then a 2.5" strip.
That way I'm making 3 quilts at a time. The 12.5" strips I sew all around like the Missouri Star quilt company 1/2 square triangle method
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ekYpJzHoW6E
and make a super scrappy pinwheel.
The 4.5" strip I make this or something similiar:
http://www.quiltville.com/stringx.shtml
and the 2" strip I make chinese coins quilts-sort of like this but smaller coins with alternating fabric 3-4" or so.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6i5qP...EF21A981F69C28
My problem is I like to cut, press and sew my strips but I don't really like to actually piece things into a quilt.
You would not believe how many quilts I have in various stages of construction in my sewing room.
So when I finally force myself to finish I can turn in a bunch at once because I've been working on them all year off and on. I really need a co-quilter. Someone who likes to finish. I can cut out and make the basics and then turn it over the next person. <Sigh>