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    Old 08-13-2016, 06:21 AM
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    Has anyone here made a quilt using the "Quartered Stripes" Tutorial by Missouri Star Quit Company? I like that quilt and want to make it for my son-in-law for Christmas, using stripes that are darker colors. However, I am worried about finding striped fabric and not knowing what the end result will look like. I would love to see pictures if anyone on here has made one like that.
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    Found the video. I've been wanting to do something like that with red and black stripes. May just be easier to purchase striped red and black fabric. thanks for letting us know about the video.
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    I have the fabric purchased to make one, but haven't started yet. My fabric is black and taupe stripes that vary in widths.
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    Old 08-13-2016, 07:11 AM
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    Originally Posted by Kassaundra
    I have the fabric purchased to make one, but haven't started yet. My fabric is black and taupe stripes that vary in widths.
    That fabric sounds like it will look awesome in this quilt. I hope to find something in blues and greens and I also want the stripes to be varying widths. But I am thinking about buying twice as much fabric as I need so I can cut every 10" square on the exact repeat of the stripes so all the blocks are exactly identical. Then I could use the remaining fabric up by using it in the backing somehow.
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    Sounds interesting, you might be able to find a stripe w/ the repeat (or close to it) that will work for that w/ little waste. My fabric was a "found" bargain, it was a 100% cotton shower curtain at a thrift store. I was on the look out at fabric stores for a stripe to use for this quilt, and just happened to find this first. The colors I think will work nicely for my niece, she is about to graduate H.S. She really likes the darker colors and loves the look of optical illusion quilts.
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    one of the sample quilts behind jenny is done in darker stripes and it looks fine https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l8xgM1H2X18
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    You sure have to make sure you are cutting accurately!
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    I made seven toddler donation quilts using this pattern. I wa surprised that the stripes match up without any fussing. One thing I learned, you need the 1 and 1/4 yards to get 10" cuts, anything less will be too narrow when folded . I cut my fabric 1 1/4" yard sections to get more blocks. Anything less then 1 1 /4" yard and the squares will have to be smaller. Here is a picture of one of the quilts. [ATTACH=CONFIG]555902[/ATTACH] and the striped fabric I used:
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    Basically it's a Stack and Whack.... This gives me a good idea of something to do with a stripe I have.

    Love your quilt, OnebyOne.
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    Originally Posted by Onebyone
    I made seven toddler donation quilts using this pattern. I wa surprised that the stripes match up without any fussing. One thing I learned, you need the 1 and 1/4 yards to get 10" cuts, anything less will be too narrow when folded . I cut my fabric 1 1/4" yard sections to get more blocks. Anything less then 1 1 /4" yard and the squares will have to be smaller. Here is a picture of one of the quilts. [ATTACH=CONFIG]555902[/ATTACH] and the striped fabric I used:
    [ATTACH=CONFIG]555903[/ATTACH]
    Since I'm not starting w/ a standard width measure of fabric, I am measuring the width deciding a good divisible number then multiplying that by 4 for my length of fabric piece. I'm pretty sure my fabric is wider then the 45 - 42 inch wof.
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