4" squares
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Originally Posted by judy_68
I haven't sold any for a long time. I have 2 big totes full of them already cut. Not sure what to ask. Just saw this post and thought about them.
#13
You could make pinwheels. Take two squares, place right sides together. Stitch a 1/4 seam on all four sides, cut the square diagonally once for corner to corner. And then again a second time from corner to corner. You now have the makings for pinwheels. Match up a sold with a print square for a more controlled look or just make it really scrappy.
Hope that helps.
Keeps Them In Stitches
Hope that helps.
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Originally Posted by Keeps Them In Stitches
You could make pinwheels. Take two squares, place right sides together. Stitch a 1/4 seam on all four sides, cut the square diagonally once for corner to corner. And then again a second time from corner to corner. You now have the makings for pinwheels. Match up a sold with a print square for a more controlled look or just make it really scrappy.
Hope that helps.
Keeps Them In Stitches
Hope that helps.
Keeps Them In Stitches
#16
They're good to make half sq. triangles, then there's no end to what you can do! flying geese, pinwheels, broken dishes, or whole as 3d bow ties, 9 patch, or a Boxy Moxie quilt - http://www.blockcentral.com/qp-boxymoxie.shtml
#17
I've accumulated lots of 4" squares over the years, and finally this year I'm cutting them into 2" squares and using them in a hand-pieced postage stamp quilt.
Let me know if you decide to sell, I'd be interested in taking a look!
Originally Posted by judy_68
I have lots and lots of 4" squares that I used to sell if anybody is interested in more.
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