Roberta

For those times when we must have a quilt done in a short time frame, this would work if you have any layer cakes and charm packs hanging around. It is also a super easy beginner quilt as well.

http://www.nationalquilterscircle.co...d=6239179&jb=0

rebeljane

Thanks for the link - pretty cool technique

dakotamaid

Boy, that should do up some quick quilts. Thanks for the Link.

pojo

Thank you.

Homemother

That's pretty cool! It's a time saver and probably more accurate than sewing strips together! LOL! I guess if you wanted to reduce bulk, you could scissor out the underside fabric. Takes more time but you won't have to be fussy about it.

MFord

This is a great idea for those of us with arthritis in the hands! It would be especially good for child quilts, as the top will have more texture than a standard quilt. I'm saving this site and will definitely try out the technique. Just as soon as I get this darned Hunter's Star quilt finished!!

vondae

Some really great ideas. And, I like some easy projects sometime. Well a lot of the time. LOL!!

QuiltnNan

thanks for posting the link

nvb50

Thanks that is a wow

Stitchnripper

That is a great technique. Thanks for posting.