Too many fat quarters
#41
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Originally Posted by rozzi80
First of all -- you never have enough fat quarters.
Second of all -- scappy is great! M'Liss Rae Hawley has a few fat quarter books which have patterns specifically for fat quarters, with 1 fabric to tie it together -- usually in a boarder.
Good Luck!
Second of all -- scappy is great! M'Liss Rae Hawley has a few fat quarter books which have patterns specifically for fat quarters, with 1 fabric to tie it together -- usually in a boarder.
Good Luck!
When I first began quilting, I ordered from Quilter's Paradise when they had their Fat Quarter Frenzies - I didn't get to choose my FQs but they wound up being about a $1 each and I thought it a good way to build up some stash. There are quite a lot that I may never use as they aren't really my taste but I've used many in smaller projects and I'm really glad to have them. I think as I become more experienced I might find more ways to use them.
#43
Originally Posted by hopetoquilt
I just made a "jigsaw puzzle" scrap quilt with tons of FQ sized leftover pieces. I got a free pattern on-line and it was fun and easy to make.
http://www.jukeboxquilts.com/downloa...watchesWeb.pdf
Now how cute is that?
Here is another one. Maybe easier?
http://quilting.about.com/od/quiltpa...lt-pattern.htm
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Originally Posted by Annaquilts
Originally Posted by hopetoquilt
I just made a "jigsaw puzzle" scrap quilt with tons of FQ sized leftover pieces. I got a free pattern on-line and it was fun and easy to make.
http://www.jukeboxquilts.com/downloa...watchesWeb.pdf
Now how cute is that?
Here is another one. Maybe easier?
http://quilting.about.com/od/quiltpa...lt-pattern.htm
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