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This is a great project to work on in between the larger ones. Instant gratification, and a GREAT way to clean out all the small bits of leftovers. Saw one made all in Christmas fabrics -- very stunning.
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Great quilt pattern and I really appreciate the photos you added. Thank you so much!
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wow-great tute and scrap buster
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Love it .. and so perfectly worded/with pictures; so we all can understand it ! Thank you for sharing !!
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Originally Posted by Nancy in Louisiana
(Post 5817408)
I made some squares with this technique and found that when working with large size squares (12 1/2" in my case), I was having some trouble with the squares going wonky on me -- unless you are really good with handling bias stretch, I would suggest using a foundation of paper or fabric.
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Yep -- LOTS of fabric sizing would take care of the problem. I wouldn't recommend trying without it.
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Okay, this is one I can do, only because I need a few simple projects in my life right now. Thank you!
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Just GREAT. Thank u
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This Missouri Star Quilt Company video shows the same technique using jelly rolls (WOF). You could cut your own strips/scraps too and make any size blocks!
http://quiltingtutorials.com/all/ama...ttern-3-dudes/ |
What would the opinion from the group be, if you used a muslin foundation piece in sewing the strips together would it make the quilt too heavy, with using say Warm and Natural batting with backing?
Would it be better just to use a lot of sizing as suggested by a couple of the other members said? |
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