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Scrap Happy 04-30-2011 08:16 PM


Originally Posted by gzuslivz
I am allergic to dryer sheets, so what could I use instead?

You could use muslin. QAYG is another way you could do this too.

lclang 05-01-2011 04:27 AM

I have a lot of scraps of white or very light fabrics that I use to cut the small backing squares. You can also use "ugly" fabrics that you wouldn't use for anything else. If they have dark prints just don't use them under white or very light colored fabrics. Old soft sheets work well too and make a ton of small blocks.

sweetpea 05-01-2011 05:18 AM

qzuslivz I have use week old new paper,parment paper, old sheets work well. I have roll of brown paper towels that are not cut that I have been work with for the small stuff with. I have read on here someone use coffee fillters, adding machine paper Qzuslivz you can use just about anything you like becuse you can take off or if you use fabric it will stay. Just have fun.

gzuslivz 05-01-2011 06:14 PM

Sweetpea and Scrap Happy,
Thank you so much for the advice and suggestions. I will certainly give this a try! It looks like fun!!

Lostn51 05-01-2011 06:24 PM

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Here are the blocks I did for my Alzheimers tribute quilt for my FIL. It was the first time I tried a crumb type of quilt and it was very challenging but fun. The only thing is that my crumbs seemed to multiply and I have just as much as I did before I started. :roll: :roll:

Billy

Scrap Happy 05-01-2011 06:31 PM


Originally Posted by gzuslivz
Sweetpea and Scrap Happy,
Thank you so much for the advice and suggestions. I will certainly give this a try! It looks like fun!!

gzuslivz, please share pictures. They are fun.

Scrap Happy 05-01-2011 06:32 PM


Originally Posted by Lostn51
Here are the blocks I did for my Alzheimers tribute quilt for my FIL. It was the first time I tried a crumb type of quilt and it was very challenging but fun. The only thing is that my crumbs seemed to multiply and I have just as much as I did before I started. :roll: :roll:

Billy

Billy, this quilt is awesome!! Very masculine too. Love your avatar. Have you ever posted a picture of it?

Lostn51 05-01-2011 06:47 PM

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Originally Posted by Scrap Happy

Originally Posted by Lostn51
Here are the blocks I did for my Alzheimers tribute quilt for my FIL. It was the first time I tried a crumb type of quilt and it was very challenging but fun. The only thing is that my crumbs seemed to multiply and I have just as much as I did before I started. :roll: :roll:

Billy

Billy, this quilt is awesome!! Very masculine too. Love your avatar. Have you ever posted a picture of it?

My avatar quilt? Yes I have, I think it is posted in several spots on the board but I will post another one here if you like. And yes I love the scrappies but with running a Vintage sewing machine business I do not have any time (or room) to do any quilting. :(

But this is the one I did for my son who is autistic

Billy

Scrap Happy 05-01-2011 06:54 PM

Billy, I love it!! Thanks for posting it. That must have been a fun quilt to make. Well the quilts you did have time to make are beautiful!! :thumbup:

Lostn51 05-01-2011 07:02 PM

Look for the thread I started a looong time ago "Guy lets show the ladies out quilts" or something like that. There are some really nice quilts that us hairy leggers made :D

But getting back on the subject I do not think that there is any certain size for a crumb. For me it was trying to get rid of spare blocks and little scraps that I could not toss out.


Billy


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