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GramMER 07-07-2013 10:10 PM

Always more than one UFO
 
Most quilters probably have a "coveted item" here and there that has not been used. I have four Moda Layer Cake packets in the citrus "flavor." That is 160 10" blocks (40 times 4).

http://images.search.yahoo.com/searc...3A+Moda+citrus

Would cutting them into 5" blocks and making a D9P be the answer? I need something quick and encouraging.

Any other suggestions or picture samples would be appreciated.

woody 07-07-2013 11:57 PM

This looks cute http://www.modabakeshop.com/2013/03/...ake-quilt.html

GramMER 07-08-2013 02:49 AM


Originally Posted by woody (Post 6165449)

The pattern and the quilt in the link you sent are cute! However, the layer cake in this pattern has printed fabric. Mine is strictly Moda Marbles in Citrus colors. I wondered whether I should consider putting prints with this series or maybe make it all plain to focus on the bright color changes. I have wondered about "Trip Around the World," but I may not be qualified to do that yet.

Raggiemom 07-08-2013 03:56 AM

My go-to pattern for layer cakes is Double Slice Layer Cake by MSQC.

http://quiltingtutorials.com/all/dou...uilt-tutorial/

I would think this would look fine in solid colors.

mom-6 07-08-2013 04:08 AM

I think Around the World is super quick and easy! It can be strip pieced/tube pieced and then recut and assembled.
Can use the same method for quite a few variations as well.
Have fun!!!

GramMER 07-08-2013 04:10 AM


Originally Posted by Raggiemom (Post 6165606)
My go-to pattern for layer cakes is Double Slice Layer Cake by MSQC.

http://quiltingtutorials.com/all/dou...uilt-tutorial/

I would think this would look fine in solid colors.

OK, I am beginning to see how this might be in all solids.

I found another link here that might look good too. What do you think?

http://quilting.about.com/od/blockof...ttern.htm?nl=1

GramMER 07-08-2013 04:11 AM


Originally Posted by mom-6 (Post 6165625)
I think Around the World is super quick and easy! It can be strip pieced/tube pieced and then recut and assembled.
Can use the same method for quite a few variations as well.
Have fun!!!

Do you have a tutorial for this? I need something quick and simple.

Tracy Delegal 07-08-2013 04:17 AM


Originally Posted by GramMER (Post 6165632)
Do you have a tutorial for this? I need something quick and simple.

I found this on YouTube..
http://m.youtube.com/#/watch?v=Bwu3P...%3DBwu3PU5_hRo

Good luck!

GramMER 07-08-2013 04:23 AM


Originally Posted by GramMER (Post 6165632)
Do you have a tutorial for this? I need something quick and simple.

Am I crazy to reply to my own post or what? After I wrote this, I did a search for tube piecing Around the Word and came up with this:

Newestnana posted directions at this link:
http://www.quiltingboard.com/picture...-t38918-3.html

Now I just have to copy what she wrote and see if I can do it! I am still open for suggestions, so keep them coming.

willferg 07-08-2013 06:16 AM

If I had your fabric, I'd probably cut two 5" charms from each layer cake and then cut two strips from each, and then make a French Braid. Those colors would be gorgeous in a FB, and they really aren't too hard to make. Plus you'd still have some charms for four-patches or what have you.


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