What is the easiest quilt you've made?
06-01-2010, 02:45 PM
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this was easy..all the same width..and lengths, except every other row, i cut one stip in half, so i could stagger the strips..no matching up seams! "tutti Frutti" is what i called it, for my SIL's birthday last year..it was fun to make too!
tutti frutti quilt ,fabric from Joanns.
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06-01-2010, 03:22 PM
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Originally Posted by watterstide
this was easy..all the same width..and lengths, except every other row, i cut one stip in half, so i could stagger the strips..no matching up seams! "tutti Frutti" is what i called it, for my SIL's birthday last year..it was fun to make too!
Thanks for posting.
06-01-2010, 08:16 PM
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There is a lot of personal satisfaction in completing a quilt. I find that alternating between more challenging and easy is the best way for me. In fact, my very very simple crib quilts is the easy one for me. I work on some in stages between other projects - such as pin basting a few then later will quilt them, trim the edges and apply binding. They may sit awhile and then I do the binding by hand while watching tv. I often will pick up a new pattern or book that is very easy just to do a new technique. Recently I worked in a few Little Dresses and Boy Shorts to be sent overseas. I learned how to use my serger while doing those, then back to more difficult stuff.
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