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Originally Posted by purplemem
(Post 5809318)
I really like the frugal block on quilter's cache. It takes 1 1/2 inch pieces. It does require a scrappy neutral but I am using anything in the cream/tan family for mine. I have a lot of muslin scraps that fit in this category.
Is there another name for this block on Quilters Cache? I looked in the alphabetical listing and its not there under 'frugal block'. Thanks! |
Originally Posted by soccertxi
(Post 5812542)
Purple,
Is there another name for this block on Quilters Cache? I looked in the alphabetical listing and its not there under 'frugal block'. Thanks! http://www.quilterscache.com/T/TheFrugalPatchBlock.html |
I was given a large quantity of muslin and I have been using it with my scraps. IMHO you can make anything work if you combine it with muslin. I even bought a bolt of muslin when Hancocks had a sale for $2 something per yard. I'm using up a lot of scraps. In fact I have so many scraps and/or FQs I have decided not to buy any more material until I use up at least a small portion of what I already have. I've been noticing some dresses and shirts that I can't/don't wear any more that would look good in a quilt.
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I love to make Bonnie Hunter's. Crayon Box quilt, If turns out beautiful.
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This is something I had never considered. I don't usually add another fabric when doing the scrappy stashbuster type quilts. I make log cabin, nine patches, etc. i would suggest looking (Doing a search on here) for scrappy quilts and you will get lots of ideas
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Originally Posted by quilts4charity
(Post 5808641)
Look at the depression block on Quilters cache....I love it and you just use colorful scraps.
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Originally Posted by LyndaOH
(Post 5811799)
I've been working on a Scrappy Trips Around the World from Bonnie Hunter's Quiltville. It's so simple and just plain old fun to put together the blocks. And I get to remember all the quilt's I've made from my scraps. Here's a link to the pattern: http://quiltville.blogspot.com/2005/...und-world.html
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What a pretty quilt - such a simple idea but so effective!
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Any string quilt can be made without having to purchase extra fabric. It just uses the fabrics you already have. Bonnie Hunter has a string quilt too.
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