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Always good when we can get a head start on our next project.
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Thanks for the tip...I buy scraps, frequently just offcuts of other quilters projects. I have a pile of these and a couple of larger pieces with an Asian theme...planning on putting together a table runner.
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Originally Posted by pineneedles4
Originally Posted by BellaBoo
This method is Bonnie Hunter's way! She's been teaching this for years. She's the queen of scraps.
She calls them Bonus Triangles. http://quiltville.blogspot.com/2011/...triangles.html and will benefit! |
I TOO HATE TO WASTE FABRIC. I'VE BEEN USING LOTS OF BITS AND PIECES TO MAKE LINUS QUILTS LATELY. I SAVE NEARLY ALL MY HALF SQUARE TRIANGLES TO USE IN MANY WAYS. GREAT TO SEE WHAT YOU ARE DOING IN YOUR QUILTS PROJECTS. THANKS!
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great.
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very cool! Great thinking!!
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wow yeah that would be easier then trying to hold them together I've tried that can be chalanging
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great idea! I wish I had seen it before I did my snowball quilt. Now I am thinking of using my triangles in some fabric post cards.
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I have a shoebox of them left over from about 300 flying geese. Great idea!
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Thanks for showing this
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