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Old 04-02-2012, 03:38 PM
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charity-crafter
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I think for the 3 dudes block you can get away with the strips not being the same size, you'll trimming the sqares anyway - if that's the one I'm thinking about-sew the strip sets together all around the block and then cut on the angle to get hst? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L5Ixvjje310

I made this with all my scrappy leftover stips , just randomly sewed strips together with no care about size, then trimmed up the squares. I think it adds some character when the strips are different sizes. http://www.quiltingboard.com/picture...ml#post4907649

The 2nd one,I had sewn all the blocks and when I laid them out someone said, "why didn't you do a square within a square instead of all that extra work?" Then I saw what she was talking about and went back to the video and realized I skipped a step. It's a design element now. I think it's interesting.

If this isn't the one you are talking about-ignore this entire post please.

I don't buy precuts often, only when they are a great price on clearance. I can mess up the cutting all by myself, I don't want to pay for someone elses bad cutting.

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