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Old 02-21-2018, 10:54 AM
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What a neat way to use up some scraps!
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Old 02-21-2018, 03:25 PM
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I REALLY like this! Did you make really large pieces of scrappy fabric to cut many triangles from or pieces just large enough to cut one triangle? Oh and great choice on the quilting too! Thanks for showing this.
I sewed scraps into strips roughly 13 inches long, then the strips together about 36 inches. That gave me enough length to cut about 3 triangles with my 12 inch ruler. I would work with pieces about 30-40 inches long and cut a few blocks out at a time. That seemed to be a good compromise between cutting several pieces at once and not having fabric that was too unwieldy.
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It looks so artistic! Very creative!
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Old 02-22-2018, 04:21 AM
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When I saw this on the QB FB I thought there is an original idea for using "crumbs". I love scrappy quilts but crumb quilts never appealed to me. This not quite a crumb one is fabulous. I may have to borrow your idea for my own version if that is okay. I love this quilt.
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Originally Posted by Rebecca_S View Post
I sewed scraps into strips roughly 13 inches long, then the strips together about 36 inches. That gave me enough length to cut about 3 triangles with my 12 inch ruler. I would work with pieces about 30-40 inches long and cut a few blocks out at a time. That seemed to be a good compromise between cutting several pieces at once and not having fabric that was too unwieldy.
Thank you...I think one of the keys to your winning quilt is you separated the cool colors from the warm.
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What a great idea, it looks real nice.
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