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Old 09-26-2011, 07:25 PM
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Havplenty
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patti i sorta followed your advice below and started opening bags and sewing squares. then i felt i needed more color so i emptied the previous bags i had sorted by color, then i dumped some of my side swap baggies and then i dipped into my own stash of 1.5" squares and now i have a total hodge podge going on.

i said i would sew squares for one week as i waited for all of my boom blocks to make it in, then i would put them away for later.

Originally Posted by pattis47
That sounds like tooooo much work.....thinking open package of 50 and start pairing them.....2 rows of 25 stitched together.....on to next package....etc. etc. etc...until the ten packs are sewn together randomly....then sash with a neutral or black and on to the next package of 10 sets of 50 for another block measuring 20 rows of 25 squares.....absolutely random.....otherwise, I know me and anal as I am I'll be 100 before I get them all sorted. I'll wind up with very light / light / light med / med / dark med / dark / very dark / misc / -----oh no---scrappy, random is sounding much better!

Originally Posted by Twisted Quilter
Honestly, I don't have a clue! I have 6 or 7 more swaps before I have enough for a quilt, so I have plenty of time to get organized. Initially I think I'm going to separate them into light, medium, dark, & international. Who knows after that :roll:
psq hodge podge (aka chaos)
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psq hodge podge (aka chaos)
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my sewing buddy
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