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How about a table runner
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Second post hours later. I have just received an. Ordered book from Tricia Cribbs and sh has also sent a free book called " miss Bunny's show and tell, sin little fat quarter quilts. ' having read inside. I think it is 6 quilts using fat quarters some lovely ideas.
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JoAnn's has a pattern called Cheaper by the half dozen. It makes a good sized quilt using only 6 fats. There's
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You could try small bags, tissue covers, hot pads, and there is a pattern for a table runner that uses 3 fat quarters. (Google it.)
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http://www.craftster.org/forum/index...#axzz2SzULTBqy
This one is perfect it calls for 6 fat quarters. |
Originally Posted by Feathers-N-Fur
(Post 6054918)
I got a free gift a 6 fat quarters. I like them, but they are not in my usual choice of colors. Any ideas of what could be done to use them all together, without needing to add much extra fabric, preferably not more than a little bit of solids? Thanks for any help.
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You could make 2 Braid Table Runners, it takes 3 Fat quarters for one, or a small wall quilt.
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Originally Posted by catmcclure
(Post 6057650)
My favorite quickie quilt is to take several coordinating fat quarters and stack them and then trim so all are the same size (about 17 x 20). Then I cut them in half (10 x 17 maybe). Then I cut 2-1/2" or 3" off top and bottom of the two stacks. Then I cut the same off the sides of each stack. Then I shuffle the leftover center section and sew the blocks together. You would end up with 12 blocks approximately 9" x 16" Then, with a little bit of sashing, I have a baby sized quilt about 45 x 42
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Noting your log-in name, I assume you have some furry friends. I like to take 3 FQ and make a pillow case for my favorite pets. One for each side, and one for the lip of the case. Really cute if you embroider their name on the case.
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