Originally Posted by Annaquilts
I really like FQ. It enables me to have all fabrics from a line. I make pretty much make any and every quilt with FQ. I do sometimes add yardage for a border or sashing.
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Originally Posted by Annaquilts
I really like FQ. It enables me to have all fabrics from a line. I make pretty much make any and every quilt with FQ. I do sometimes add yardage for a border or sashing.
I love using fat quarters too. Here are a few of mine.... I actually just bought a bunch from Keepsake Quilting when they had the 40% off sale online lol...They should be here any day woohoo...I am wanting to do the Turning Twenty, Yellow Brick Road and Take 5 still... |
i use FQ in scrappy quilts, i also use them in the block of the month swap here on the board, also in the doll quilt swap. Humbug bags are fun to make and a FQ makes a good sized one. Snap bags are another good thing to make.
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Originally Posted by Mrs Mike
sweettreat.com has a bunch of quilt patterns that can be made with 8 fat quarters
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Originally Posted by LovinMySoldier
Collections :) I seem to collect them but rarely use them lol!
So obviously my answer would be totes...pictures on my blog... http://pumpkinpatchquilter.blogspot.com |
Love, love, LOVE your bargellos!!!
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That was meant for Wendysquilts -- her bargellos, esp. the water one with the fish swimming through, is one I'd love to have!! Great job, Wendy!
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I just finished piecing together a twisted bargello made from 20 FQs. My LQS had the class taught by an amazing instructor with great tips for tackling this project; it wasn't nearly as tough as I thought is would be, just time- and work-intensive. Who knew 20 FQs could produce such a great project!
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what is a D9P?
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10 Minute block...if you reduce the size to 9", you can get four blocks (most of the time)
small bargello ...table runner, wall hanging D9P |
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