Sewing scrap strips to PAPER
#21
Thanks, Ladies, for all the clever ideas for foundation papers. I do lots of paper piecing and my pattern is printed out on the paper, so I do purchase the stuff from my local quilt shop. Is there a better way that will still go through my printer?
#22
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Originally Posted by TonnieLoree
Originally Posted by rn2639
LOL...i wish they made square filters...i dont sew round stuff ha ha
Originally Posted by jlm5419
Don't forget coffee filters for nice round shapes. They tear easily too, at least mine do. I got 160 for $1 at the dollar store.
#24
Ohhhhhhh I seee what your talking about.
Im gonna cover the filter anyway and square my strip set up anyway after Im finished with them.....(all 150 of them!!!)
GREAT idea.
GREAT GREAT IDEA--------this forum is awesome!
Love chatting with yall!!!!
Is there a show N tell forum????
I hope you are joking there! Fill the circle, make it square. Using coffee filters is awesome.
Im gonna cover the filter anyway and square my strip set up anyway after Im finished with them.....(all 150 of them!!!)
GREAT idea.
GREAT GREAT IDEA--------this forum is awesome!
Love chatting with yall!!!!
Is there a show N tell forum????
Originally Posted by TonnieLoree
Originally Posted by rn2639
LOL...i wish they made square filters...i dont sew round stuff ha ha
Originally Posted by jlm5419
Don't forget coffee filters for nice round shapes. They tear easily too, at least mine do. I got 160 for $1 at the dollar store.
#25
In my browsing one morning, I came across a quilters blog (did I save the URL? no)and she was experimenting using flattened coffee filters. I've been trying the same with my scraps and am really impressed at the variety and colorfulness of each circular block. I think I may applique the circle blocks on some black fabric to pop out the colors.
#26
Well my buddy here said that she uses the filters for a base but the end result can be square....in my case.....
it doesnt have to be circular.
Im gonna try it out right now...then pick up a pack of filters today if I like it!
Happy MONDAY!!!
and Happy Stitching
Laurie
it doesnt have to be circular.
Im gonna try it out right now...then pick up a pack of filters today if I like it!
Happy MONDAY!!!
and Happy Stitching
Laurie
Originally Posted by Derla
In my browsing one morning, I came across a quilters blog (did I save the URL? no)and she was experimenting using flattened coffee filters. I've been trying the same with my scraps and am really impressed at the variety and colorfulness of each circular block. I think I may applique the circle blocks on some black fabric to pop out the colors.
#27
In my closet, I have a large roll of paper (originally it was for the grandkids to color on but they have outgrown that phase) I had never thought of using it in quilting - but guess what it's purpose is now - and I'll bet it will get used up, finally
#30
Originally Posted by kso
You can go to your local newspaper and buy a partial roll of newsprint. Very economical.
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