I could use some input :)
#1
I could use some input :)
In a person "moratorium" on buying any more fabric, started to use all the bitts & pcs,
there were enough remnants of Brown and Blues to make 12 squares 12"x12".
although some of the backing had to be pieced, so the dark stars must stay in the corners
There was no real solid plan, but since there is plenty of Brown left, (darn) I was just going to use strips of brown to join the squares.
Apparently I didn't have my "Math Cap" on, because when I finished the appliqué and did a little "mock up" I realized that I will have 36" by 48" which I wouldn't want any wider, but would like longer to make it a "sort of " Twin.
So PLAN B....I am thinking I will just assemble the squares, add appliqué in the corners and then stripes at the top and bottom ????
Any creative input, greatly appreciated
there were enough remnants of Brown and Blues to make 12 squares 12"x12".
although some of the backing had to be pieced, so the dark stars must stay in the corners
There was no real solid plan, but since there is plenty of Brown left, (darn) I was just going to use strips of brown to join the squares.
Apparently I didn't have my "Math Cap" on, because when I finished the appliqué and did a little "mock up" I realized that I will have 36" by 48" which I wouldn't want any wider, but would like longer to make it a "sort of " Twin.
So PLAN B....I am thinking I will just assemble the squares, add appliqué in the corners and then stripes at the top and bottom ????
Any creative input, greatly appreciated
#2
Beautiful! I am working on 8” stars from cut off pieces at the moment, and roughly following Donna Jordan’s Starry Log Cabin. Maybe framing your stars would work, rather than just plain sashings. You might get an idea from looking at her video.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4MpPaaO1I_k
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4MpPaaO1I_k
#3
Wow, that just blew my mind a bit , I like the idea very much, BUT I would have to use 2 squares by 4 , that would leave 4 squares left over ..... and then I would have to start another quilt .....
#4
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You could still make it as many squares wide as you have it now, using Donna Jordan's. just repeat what was done on the first two. Even a 'sort of Twin' is pretty skinny at 36". - even for a throw size.
#5
That would be 36" + trim, so about 42" wide
It's more about logistics, as I quilt in my lap....
I can certainly see how this could get out of hand, I very much like Donna Jordan’s Starry Log Cabin....
and I am afraid now STARS and LOG cabins are on my mind...
I will try to get a grip as I am on a time and number of quilt limit,
It's more about logistics, as I quilt in my lap....
I can certainly see how this could get out of hand, I very much like Donna Jordan’s Starry Log Cabin....
and I am afraid now STARS and LOG cabins are on my mind...
I will try to get a grip as I am on a time and number of quilt limit,
#8
I just remembered I did something like that when I was surprised with newly minted 4 year old granddaughter and had to act quickly
#9
Although I have been intrigued by table runners
#10
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I think you have several good ideas presented here.