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#12
#13
Originally Posted by humbird
Originally Posted by PenelopeG
I believe there is a 'quick' block made by piling the fabric (say four different) making random straight line cuts, then re-arrangeing them by shape in piles, stitching and re-cutting .... Does this sound familiar to anyone? Or is it total gobledegook! I would be most grateful for some help!
Thanks in anticipation.
Thanks in anticipation.
Maybe this is what you are looking for. Google stack-n-slash and you more than likely will find more.
#14
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Join Date: Sep 2010
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Did you mean tube piecing? Here's a link to the Missouri Quilt you tube tutorial.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vOWSp0mTTqE
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vOWSp0mTTqE
#15
It's called stack and slash. You dont match the pattern like you do with a stack and whack. You just stack the fabrics and cut them and then rearrange the blocks and sew them together.
There is a pattern called Fat Quarter Shuffle that uses this technique using fat quarters. It makes a quilt similar to Yellow Brick road. It's fast, easy and fun.
There is a pattern called Fat Quarter Shuffle that uses this technique using fat quarters. It makes a quilt similar to Yellow Brick road. It's fast, easy and fun.
#16
Originally Posted by PenelopeG
I believe there is a 'quick' block made by piling the fabric (say four different) making random straight line cuts, then re-arrangeing them by shape in piles, stitching and re-cutting .... Does this sound familiar to anyone? Or is it total gobledegook! I would be most grateful for some help!
Thanks in anticipation.
Thanks in anticipation.
#17
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Join Date: Dec 2010
Posts: 605
I have 2 patterns, bought maybe 7 or 8 years ago, called Kwik Scrappy Star and Kwik Crazy Patch by Two Kwik Quilters,122 Batchelors Trail. Jacksonville,NC28546. Very good instructions and fun to make. Start with 12 inch squares and finish with a 9 inch block. I think anyone who knows the technique could make their own designs (I'm not that clever!)
#20
Stack the Deck by Karla Alexander. Here's her website http://www.saginawstreetquilts.com.
I love using this technique to make crazy quilts with the QAYG method. So much fun.
I love using this technique to make crazy quilts with the QAYG method. So much fun.
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