Just A Sewing Fool
#21
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Join Date: Oct 2017
Location: Vancouver Island / Arizona
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Sinceresissy I have an old wooden cutting board about 13" by 9" I believe, I put my 18" cutting mat on top while sitting on the couch with a bad foot and used my cutter and cut about 100 3 1/2" H's. (All scrappy). My foot is better but I still cut some that way if I need to.
#22
Sinceresissy I have an old wooden cutting board about 13" by 9" I believe, I put my 18" cutting mat on top while sitting on the couch with a bad foot and used my cutter and cut about 100 3 1/2" H's. (All scrappy). My foot is better but I still cut some that way if I need to.
#24
Boston, I can't wait to see it!!!!!!!!
I don't usually save scraps but I have some right now from a couple of other projects. I should give that a whirl.
I love mindless sewing!
And I love seeing your creations
I don't usually save scraps but I have some right now from a couple of other projects. I should give that a whirl.
I love mindless sewing!
And I love seeing your creations
#26
I was scrolling and reading and all of a sudden yours popped up! My brain said “hey! I don’t remember posting my Arkansas Crossroads to the QB yet!” Haha! Ours looks so very similar. Good job on yours.
#27
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Join Date: Apr 2017
Location: Buckinghamshire, England
Posts: 628
I take scraps, approx. 2" squares, right sides together, put them under my sewing foot and make an upside down "U" freehand.
Five of the same fabric makes a flower. Back fabric doesn't have to match.
Cut them out with pinking shears, turn them right side out, running stitch the bottom closed, pull tight and tie off. Put 5 together, button or pom pom in the center, add a few felt leaves. They look cute on stuffed animals, pencil, anything!
No thinking, scrap busting, take along project, no cost. winner/winner!
Five of the same fabric makes a flower. Back fabric doesn't have to match.
Cut them out with pinking shears, turn them right side out, running stitch the bottom closed, pull tight and tie off. Put 5 together, button or pom pom in the center, add a few felt leaves. They look cute on stuffed animals, pencil, anything!
No thinking, scrap busting, take along project, no cost. winner/winner!
#28
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Join Date: May 2010
Location: SW, MI
Posts: 827
I do the 4 patch leaders/enders thing. I didn't know 'Arkansas Roads' was the name of the pattern. Thanks!!!
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