One of the latest quilt magazines showed a table top which required cutting off the corners. Then they took the corners they cut off and made a table runner with it. No waste and could be wonderful gifts.
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Originally Posted by bearisgray
I like the idea of using a ruler as a guide - would never have thought of that on my own.
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I never thought of this - and I hate to waste fabric. Thank you for the great idea. I will certainly start doing this.
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What a clever idea. Thanks for sharing.
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Thanks for this tutorial. I knew I had seen this technique before, but I could remember the source.
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This is wonderful! So glad you posted it here. I don't always have an opportunity to search other sites so I like to catch new ideas here.
I've always cringed whenever I "had" to waste those small triangles, thinking that they're too small to resew together. No more cringing! Thanks. |
I do this method quite regularly. I have used the scrap HST in the same quilt or to make another.
I agree, why waste the fabric and the time is minimal. It is also easier to sew that diagonal while still attached than after it has been cut away! kathyd |
Originally Posted by amma
I love to do this too... it is like making two blocks at once :D:D:D
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You are doing exactly what Bonnie Hunter told us she does when she was at our guild meeting last Monday!!!
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I do this and friends will also give me 1/2 sqs. I used some of asian fabric and made Sunbonnet Sue goes to the Orient wallhanging. Right now I have several hundred chain pieced on my artwal. These will be Sunbonnet Sue gardens, with a giant sunflower.
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