If you fall in love with a charm pack...
10-26-2009, 06:26 PM
#15
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Join Date: Feb 2009
Location: on the Iron Range in northern Minnesota
Posts: 364
Hi,
I can take care of a fabric line craving by buying one charm pack and making a table topper or runner from it and only buying yardage for borders and backing.
I did make a very large charm pack quilt....think I needed 8 packs of 42 squares each! It is gorgeous....but not all that much fun sewing squares together.
I love to play with charms....many patterns out there for runners and totes etc. from them
Have fun.....
Bev
I can take care of a fabric line craving by buying one charm pack and making a table topper or runner from it and only buying yardage for borders and backing.
I did make a very large charm pack quilt....think I needed 8 packs of 42 squares each! It is gorgeous....but not all that much fun sewing squares together.
I love to play with charms....many patterns out there for runners and totes etc. from them
Have fun.....
Bev
10-26-2009, 07:51 PM
#17
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Join Date: Oct 2009
Location: Dryden, NY
Posts: 27
I LOVE pre-cut sets of entire collections of fabric! :) Mostly fat quarters, layer cakes and charm squares. I'm not all that hot on strips, though, as I don't do a lot of stuff that needs this particular size. I can't even imagine how much I've actually spent on my stash of these goodies. I just can't help myself.
To answer the original question, I usually get 4-6 matching charm packs for a quilt and, if possible, a pillow sham.
To answer the original question, I usually get 4-6 matching charm packs for a quilt and, if possible, a pillow sham.
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