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snipforfun 02-22-2013 04:45 PM

Have used and taught this method. Not good for quilts but rather for wallhangings. See happyhollowdesigns.com for cute ideas and instruction.

nannyrick 02-22-2013 04:53 PM

WOW!!! Can't wait to try it. Thanks for the link.

Digitabulist 02-23-2013 03:58 AM

Pellon sells gridded fusible.....I made a table runner using it a number of years ago. Much easier than individually piecing all those squares!

jitkaau 02-23-2013 04:33 AM

Yes,you can get the fused material with the grid printed on it and it is dead easy. Good for fussy piecing.

zennia 02-23-2013 05:13 AM

Crazy me, I havemade montobag which uses this method but never thought to try it with quilts etc. Thanks for the tutorial. I love making small quilts. This will surly help.

karenpatrick 02-23-2013 06:27 AM

Wish I had known about this before I started the mini quilt using a mini charm pack that someone gave me. Shucky-durn.

SueDor 02-23-2013 06:46 AM

I have seen that before and it seems pretty cool.

Dragonomine 02-23-2013 07:32 AM

So you think even the very thin interfacing would be too thick for a quilt?

sniktasemaj 02-23-2013 07:48 AM

I have seen a watercolor quilt done in this way on TV. Any mosaic type pattern would be good, I would think.

wendiq 02-23-2013 08:16 AM

I've made a couple quilts using the already marked grid. I got mine, along with pattern, from "The Crooked Nickle"....not related to them in any way.......The quilts turn out great and not too much bulk. I thought it was an easy way to line things up.


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