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    Old 10-26-2010, 12:34 PM
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    That is so beautiful. Love the cardinal in the middle.
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    Old 10-26-2010, 04:42 PM
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    Ardelle:
    I am confused, don't you need 2 strips and a plain 1??
    In orther words just use strips?
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    Old 10-26-2010, 04:45 PM
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    I did go there, but I am dail-up. I waitted for 2hrs. & finaly had to stop it.
    There has to be some other way.
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    Old 10-26-2010, 05:00 PM
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    Originally Posted by Gayle's Quilts
    I did go there, but I am dail-up. I waitted for 2hrs. & finaly had to stop it.
    There has to be some other way.
    Gayle,
    Let me see if I can help you. Yes, you just use strips, number dependent on your liking.

    The tutorial shows sewing two 2.5'' strips together, pressing the seam to the dark side, then sewing a 4.5'' strip of contrasting color to the pieced strips on both sides creating a tube. You then line up the 45-degree line on your ruler to the seams in the tube and cut your blocks, alternating between the upper and lower seams when cutting blocks, like the tute here shows. Does this make sense or clear as mud?

    That being said, you really can use as many strips as you want, varying sizes, as long as when you create the "tube" you make the strips the same sizes. For example, to use up scraps, you can sew 4 or 5 1'' strips together and then another set to create the tube. It is really a lot of fun to play with this.

    I am attaching two pics of small things I did using this technique to show how the number of strips, as well as the arrangement f the blocks make the quilts look different.

    Does this help you?

    This was made using a three-strips strip(blue-yellow-blue) "tubed" to a two-strips strips(black print and red)
    [ATTACH=CONFIG]89535[/ATTACH]

    This was one using just two strips(watermelon and red) "tubed" to one strip (gold).
    [ATTACH=CONFIG]89536[/ATTACH]
    Attached Thumbnails attachment-89530.jpe   attachment-89531.jpe  
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    Old 10-26-2010, 05:18 PM
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    Yes. Thanks everyone for your help.
    I am thinking I just got to jump in and just start trying this out.

    I just did a king size quilt for my granddaughter, the D9P.
    If I can get that firgured out, I hope I can this.
    Thanks Again
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    Old 10-26-2010, 05:52 PM
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    Originally Posted by luvstoquilt301
    I made one of these last year and it was really FUN. I know I made a couple more but cannot find them right now. This was made with a honey bun or maybe 2.
    That is SO lovely! Good job!

    8-)
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    Old 10-26-2010, 08:02 PM
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    I just made a king size quilt using just strips. I sewed three strips together, then another three strips -- sewed the two together and cut the squares. I will attach a picture of my quilt and maybe you can see what I am talking about.
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    Old 10-27-2010, 03:20 AM
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    Did you have pattern or just your idea?
    I love the way you got the center going out.
    what size blocks did you use?
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    Old 10-27-2010, 03:26 AM
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    Originally Posted by SueDor
    Originally Posted by MrsM
    What is tube quilting?
    Ditto this!
    Go to the Missouri Star Quilt Company's web site, click on videos, and search for strip tube quilt......they have a very informative video, and the results are really nice. See my prior post under PICS for the strip tube quilt (oversize king that I made for my daughter. They are very easy and the results are just NEAT!
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    Old 10-27-2010, 06:08 AM
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    The center is a pattern called Transitions from Cozy Quilts - I added the outside to make it big enough.
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