Christmas Project turned NIGHTMARE!!!! hee hee!
11-21-2010, 01:32 PM
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Sharon B and Gaumy (and anyone else!)
I used 2 1/2 inch WOF strips sewn together in sets of 6. 4 sets of 6 gives you a 3ft long runner and 6 good sized mats.
In each set I ALWAYS have a white and probably a 'plainish' green or red. The rest are split between holiday prints.
After piecing each set we cut across at 2 1/2 inch and reorder the strips and sew.
The layer and quilt, we used extra random Chrstmas prints cut into 2 1/2 inch strips for binding. Very good fun!
Hope that helps!! Saves you a few minutes doing the maths ayway!!
I used 2 1/2 inch WOF strips sewn together in sets of 6. 4 sets of 6 gives you a 3ft long runner and 6 good sized mats.
In each set I ALWAYS have a white and probably a 'plainish' green or red. The rest are split between holiday prints.
After piecing each set we cut across at 2 1/2 inch and reorder the strips and sew.
The layer and quilt, we used extra random Chrstmas prints cut into 2 1/2 inch strips for binding. Very good fun!
Hope that helps!! Saves you a few minutes doing the maths ayway!!
11-21-2010, 01:49 PM
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That's so funny.....a serious sweatshop going on......!!! haha. Who needs a craft fair with all those orders!!! WTG!! It's so much fun selling but you need to hire some staff!!! Best of luck with your new business venture!! They are beautiful too! I love the way the blue brings highlights to the traditional Christmas theme. :thumbup: ;) :thumbup:
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