jitkaau

A friend gave me some of that grid stuff about 10 years ago...it's still in the plastic bag...

Ninah

I use it when I do quilted photos. I also use it (1" size") when I need fusible interfacing. If I need a piece 7" by 9" I can just count off the squares and cut it to size.

Teri D

Oh My! This is very nifty. I've often wondered how people who work with teensy tiny pieces can maintain their sanity and figured something like this was certainly "not for me". BUT, I love "odd" techniques like this and will certainly give it a try -- maybe do a block for a pillow cover.

dreamboat

I have made several wall hangings using the pre-printed 2" grid. It is fast and easy. You can buy several different kits using this method. You can check my stuff out on my webshots below:

MaryMo

I'm going to try this with 1.5" and 2" squares ... sounds like it should work. I've been hand stitching those together for quite a while with small scraps in hopes that someday I'll have a quilt. Thanks!

MimiBug123

what a wonderful idea! I'll have to give this a try!

w7sue

Never thought about cutting the seams so they could be pressed open - that would definitely make it lie flatter!

quiltsRfun

I did a doll quilt like this. I liked the finished project although it was a little on the stiff side. Maybe it was the interfacing I used.

Sallyflymi

What a clever way to do this. Thank you for sharing

MissM

I used this process making a water color quilt. It is fun to do. This makes me want to do it again!