This is great.

Nice and easy

Thank you :D:D:D

You are so kind to do this for us. Thank you so much.

Bookmarked!!! Thank you. I have wanted to do some but was afraid of the bias.

wow, hope someone figures out how to make 24 at once next. LOL.. I saved your tutorial as a pdf file, thanks so much!!

You can do them like the "tube" sewn ones too. Here's a link on how to do that.... you can do it with 2 colors or as many as you want and it will work the same. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u3k85E3lzfU
Here's one from Missouri Quit Company. I love to watch their tutorials!! They tell you in plain simple language that is easy to understand!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vOWSp...eature=related
Happy Stitchin' crafty_linda_b

great tutorial, thank you!!!

Thanks. I might even learn to like HST'S.

thanks for sharing!

Wow. Will try this way. Thanks.

Thank you. Great explaination

I've been looking for this calculation for months! I knew the basic steps but never could settle on the correct formula to fit any quilt. Thanks so much for sharing.

What a neat way to do these...I usually just do the "making two at a time" method...but I'll definitely try this. Thanks!

Thank you so much! I have been doing the four at a time but have a heck of a time trying to keep them from stretching! I look forward to trying this method.

Thanks for the tute!

This is exactly the method I use. Comes out perfect everytime. No dealing with fancy papers, bias edges, etc.

Thanks for sharing. I just looked at this for the second time. Read it once...went a couple of topics down and saw where the poster forgot to bookmark something she was sure she'd be able to find easily later on...came back and bookmarked this puppy!! Always looking for a quick easy was to do these.

Thank You!!

Thank you for this great method.

Thanks for sharing this. Another "must try" idea.

Thanks so much for posting this. I am always looking for ways to cut down on time spent doing these and without the bias edge is out standing.

You may not like them, but you'll get them done in a 1/4 of the time, so you'll (hopefully) dislike them less :D

Thanks - two great ideas in one day! Love it!!

Looks so easy! thanks

:lol: :lol: :thumbup:

Great idea! Thank you.

I love HST's and usually do make more than one at the time. But EIGHT!!! Thank you!~Fran

Wonderful, thanks!

This method was just demonstrated today on Fons and Porter on my PBS channel. Great technique.

This really works fast. Thanks so much for the instructions. I've bookmarked it so I will always have it available.

AWESOME! Thanks for sharing!

Thanks for the tips

Thanks!

thanks for the great tutorial

Great idea!!! Can't wait to give this a try! Thanks for making this so clear.

Thanks! Now, if I can just fgure out how to stop losing the points.....

Great way to do them. I like not being stuck with bias edges. Thanks for the nice clear tutorial.

Thank you, You make it look so nice 'n easy.

This is neat! :)