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I love the Cathedral Window Quilt in your Avatar. I really want to make one for one reason because I love hand work and another because they are o colorful and pretty. I think the center in bright batic would be very pretty. Your is very beautiful, I wish I could see a bigger picture.
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I buy the 2 1/2 gallon bags as well as the 2 gallon bags and 1 gallon bags and use which ever is appropriate for the project. Makes it easier to see through, and take with me or work on at home.
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Originally Posted by Airwick156
Yes I have. Make sure to add a copy of the pattern into each of the ziplock bags that way you will know what pattern it is for. It definately does make a difference on how fast that you can whip out a quilt. I have a couple D9P cut to make. There's no rule that says you cant make your own quilt kits. And its alot cheaper too!!!
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As great as the idea sounds, I always end up with sortof wrinkled pieces. Having to then iron them all - well, went there a couple of times and won't again. If you have a pizza box to keep them flat, great, but I never found that the 2 gallon ziploc was adequate.
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MAkes sense to me
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Thank you for this topic, never really thought about it but makes sense and there are some really clever responses. Thanks to all,
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Originally Posted by scrapykate
I love my gallon bags, use them all the time after cutting up a quilt even if I'm going to work on the soon, because that "soon" is never as soon as I think it's going to be.
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Make sure you keep your scraps, just in case you have an opps.
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love this idea! Thanks
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Just an observation, it is easier on your body to switch jobs every so often. I would get really tired of that much cutting if it was me, but that is just me!
Someone mentioned here that she puts all the fabric, any books and patterns in a tub with it. |
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