jfowles

I'm in the process of making a lap size hourglass quilt from a a honey bun. I think I found it googling" honeybun tutorial by sandy" Yep, Pine Needles is the website and I just checked and i t is still there.

RST

http://www.quiltingboard.com/t-50762-1.htm Here's a link to a rail fence pattern I did with a honey bun.

I've also used on as part of a log cabin, together with a ton of scraps from my stash -- if you look through my photos (sorry, don't have time to) and find my log cabin photo w. woodsy background and two teen boys holding it up -- that's the one.

RST

Kathy Dummer

A doll bed quilt. The honeybun box came with a pattern to make a purse. You can download the pattern from Moda's site: www.unitednotions.com.

Just Me...

Mini log cabin, courthouse steps, scrappy 4-patches or 9-patches, postage stamp quilt.....

jitkaau

http://youtu.be/rLgjsFhscm0

http://youtu.be/1OAOM5YgQPA

http://youtu.be/vEKqk45eXFc

The bottom link in this list is an interesting way to make log cabins from the honeybun.

Laura F

I used my honey bun by making the Summer in the Park from Missouri Star Quilt . I'm not sure if the link will work or not, but you can find a great tut on You Tube.


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yRTuy...ature=youtu.be

cherrio

missouri star quilt company has a tutorial for a honey bun/circles with positive and negative spaces. very cute

Eddie

Here's what I made with 2 honeybuns, but you could make a smaller version with 1.

harvsstuff

A log cabin would be my suggestion they really are easy and fast to make

judykay

I received one a few years ago as a Christmas present and made a table runner from them. I did the quilt as you go method by sewing the strips on a diagonal to Warm and Natural batting & a backing, it came out really cute so I made my self one more and two as Christmas presents using the same method. It was quick and easy as the strips are pre cut so I just sewed & flipped the bound it .