Crissie

I'll give this a try....

Crissie

Littlehud.... it didn't work so I did send you a private message with the links... Sorry

hulahoop1

It looks like what we call a "kapakahi" quilt over here. It's a "quilt as you go" or reversible type of quilt where you sew the scraps onto the batting and backing at the same time and then put it together with sashing.

http://sewmanyquiltstoolittletime.bl...-tutorial.html

Ducky

I just googled string quilt. Not much out there. I'd be curious, because I like the way it looks.

peaceandjoy

I think it looks like you would place a triangle in the middle of a foundation piece, then use the sew and flip method as in string quilts. Rather than using a center strip, place the triangle down, sew a strip (RST), flip open. Do the 2nd side, then the 3rd side; continue on starting back at the first side until you have covered your foundation.

littlehud

Thank you so much Crissie. I really like that pattern. It's a new one to add to my list. I have the links bookmarked.

Izy

You don't need to to QAYG, but you could use a fine muslin, just start with a triangle and work around it like log cabin, the only problem is you would have to cut your strips to length before adding to speed up the process otherwise you will have to fold back the muslin at every row to trim up the ends, I didn't use any backing, have a look how I do the crumb blocks in the tutorial section :D

sdeaaz

can I get the pattern too. I really love it. Our quilt group does a lot of scrap quilts for charity quilts. Hope you can send it to me. Thanks in advance. Quilter 1234

k3n

http://quiltville.com/stringquiltingprimer.shtml

Is this any use? It's how I made my son's quilt (in my avatar)

K x

sdeaaz

Thank you very much... It is a big help. This site always comes through with such wonderful ideas. Thanks again. Quilter 1234