Looks interesting!

http://www.circleofcrafters.com/iris...epatterns.html

Wow what a cool site, great for kids too using construction paper!

Thank you!

Everything I found on that site was with folding paper. Am I missing something? Info , please.

Ooh, ooh, ohh. How exciting, but they do look "advanced". Well, one can nly try, right? Thanks for the heads up!

Wow what a cool site
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I keep forgetting about crafting "stuff" as can be used in quilting - what a great idea for scrap blocks sharet

I didn't realize that but you can probably just substitute fabric for paper. :oops:

these are great for paper piecing except you would start in the center and work out instead of starting at the outer edge like you would in paper folding.

Good site.

Vat-even though the idea is with paper folding, there's no reason you couldn't do the same idea with fabric, I do think that the numbering system would have to be rearranged though. Thanks again for the site, Loreli, I had forgotten about it, but had some patterns in my folder to do them with fabric.

I did that yrs ago with paper and it is such fun and I taught many classes doing it...will try some wiht fabrics

I did that yrs ago with paper and it is such fun and I taught many classes doing it...will try some wiht fabrics

That is really cool. I will have to see if I can figure it out for fabric one of these days. It would make for a very thick spot in the quilt but I can totally see doing it with fabric for a wall hanging or something. What a neat look. It reminds me of old string art - uh, without the string I guess it's all the straight lines that brought back that old memory :)