Originally Posted by Grandma Peg
String quilts are fun to make but you said the scraps really don't go down, in fact I think they multiply when we aren't looking.
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Originally Posted by craftiladi
Penni love the end results, very nice.
Ok silly question....I always looked at these sort of designs and thought to myself.."Oh patch work" what makes them "String Quilts" ? signed...still learning...through all of you, thank-you. |
Will have to give this a try. Added to list. LOL
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Originally Posted by Judi in Ohio
Originally Posted by quilter1
I decided to make a few string blocks just to see how they looked. Now I have 80 done and I like them all. The fabrics are all colors and patterns, but for some reason they look good all put together. I am surprised at how nice they look, I picked the scraps totally at random and sewed them onto a 7 inch muslin backing. So I will have 61/2 " finished blocks which I am putting together with 11/2 " black sashing. The bad part about this is that it doesn't even scratch the surface of my scrap box! Bet I could make 20 string quilts, better get busy!
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That is a fantastic idea. How much did you sell the tops for? If you don't mind me asking.
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Fun and a good adiction lol. Yours are very nice!
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can't wait to see a picture of the finished quilt
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I agree with you, I love to make string blocks and wonky crumb blocks. They are totally addicting and besides being a stashbuster they are stress busters too.
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Love string quilts
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