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Anka's Treasures has a lot of great patters using fat quarters. Sweet Pea, Hopscotch, Gypsy girl, Spaghetti Junction... just to name a few (that I've made)
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I have a very simple stack and whack crazy quilt pattern I love to use
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When I get a FQ bundle, it sits out nice and pretty on my shelf, where I can look at it for a while. At some point in time I come across the perfect pattern for it. THAT'S when I'll use it :) I find FQ bundles the perfect decoration for my sewing room LOL!
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log cabin?
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I purchased a fat quarter book....Amazon.
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Id set it on a shelf and look at it and maybe pet it once and a whole and then every once in a while I would think about untying it and cutting into it.
But that's only because I can't afford fat quarter bundles so if I ever bought one it would be my holy grail of fabric purchases |
Originally Posted by sewmary
(Post 6330487)
Would really need to see the fabrics.
Let them sit there a bit. Pet them. Shift them around. They will speak to you and let you know what to do. |
French Braid???? Gotta see them first.
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Without seeing the colors it is really hard to say. There are a gazillion patterns for FQ out there so as Tartan suggested do a Google on FQ patterns.
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Yellow Brick Road is an easy pattern that uses 12 fat quarters to get a lap-sized quilt. I have made two of them so far and have fabric for one more on my To Do list.
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