gramajo

Thanks, auntpiggylpn. That looks like fun & a great stashbuster.

texpat45

Congrats, EmbQuilt! That's an easy-peasy way to do it...just like a regular old string block!! I do mine on paper, too, not muslin. I just may have to get that starter kit...and add a spiderweb to my ongoing projects...strings & crumbs. Good for when you don't want to think too much but you want to sew. Prettiest spiderweb quilt I've seen was black, white & red. Also saw a b&w with yellow. Gotta start collecting black & white fabs...oh, darn!!

sewbeadit

That is really kewl you won, congrats! The wacky web thing looks neat. I might just try that, thanks for the link.

stitchengramie

What do you get in the starter kit?

alleyoop1

Just watched the tutorial. Pretty nice. Maybe will try it one day since my scraps are threatening to take over my sewing space.

feffertim

I just got mine last week, can't wait to try it out.

Janet My

I love their videos.... a lot of their templates/rulers are on sale now...so run and get them before they are gone.
I have wanted to order 2 templates and by the time I got to it they were sold out... they are back now, but waiting for a good daily deal to add them to my cart.

pjnesler

Thanks for sharing this, as many of the others, I have plenty of scraps and the spiderweb is on my to do list!

moneill

You can do this for free without buying anything. Go to Bonnie Hunter's web site and look at her spider quilt directions. I made my own template after reading this and was glad I did. I also used cheap tracing paper for the foundation. http://quiltville.com/spiderweb.shtml

Deb C.

have made this spider web quilt using Eleanor burns quilt in a day book. very easy and you don't need another ruler for this other than the usual.