Waste Not - Want Not
#11
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I save all the cut-off triangles in a zip bag.
They make a great old-fashioned looking doll quilt.
They can also be passed along to someone who makes miniatures. One person's scrap is another person's treasure.
June in Cincinnati
They make a great old-fashioned looking doll quilt.
They can also be passed along to someone who makes miniatures. One person's scrap is another person's treasure.
June in Cincinnati
#13
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
She calls them Bonus Triangles.
http://quiltville.blogspot.com/2011/...triangles.html
#15
Originally Posted by june6995
I save all the cut-off triangles in a zip bag.
They make a great old-fashioned looking doll quilt.
They can also be passed along to someone who makes miniatures. One person's scrap is another person's treasure.
June in Cincinnati
They make a great old-fashioned looking doll quilt.
They can also be passed along to someone who makes miniatures. One person's scrap is another person's treasure.
June in Cincinnati
#16
Check out Bonnie's website, she has great ideas how to manage scraps and lot of free pattern with how to pictures. It's like a big quilt book. She is very generous with her patterns. Great minds thinks alike so you are great! LOL
http://quiltville.com/
http://quiltville.com/
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