Originally Posted by lynnsim
(Post 4876045)
I'm still reorganizing my sewing room. Boy, I've found things I haven't seen for years! I've also found lots and lots of 2.5" strips; didn't know I had so many, lol. I would like to know what are some of the strip patterns you have tried? (One pattern I don't want is the one that is just long strips sewn together.) Thanks in advance for your help.
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Originally Posted by lynnsim
(Post 4876045)
I'm still reorganizing my sewing room. Boy, I've found things I haven't seen for years! I've also found lots and lots of 2.5" strips; didn't know I had so many, lol. I would like to know what are some of the strip patterns you have tried? (One pattern I don't want is the one that is just long strips sewn together.) Thanks in advance for your help.
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Originally Posted by KatFish
(Post 4877561)
I'm making a Pineapple Blossom quilt with some of mine. I got the pattern from Bonnie Hunter from her www.quiltville.com web sight. She has lots of scrappy quilts that use 2 1/2" strips.
Thanks so much for the link to Bonnie Hunter. Can't wait to make the Pineapple Blossom and Hidden Wells quilts. |
Thanks for all the responses; now, there are so many new patterns I've got to try! Since I love to do "sampler" quilts, I believe one of the quilts I'll make with the strips will be a sampler of the different patterns.
Yesterday, I did start a log cabin quilt. I'm using 4.5" squares of yellow for the center; the completed size will be 14.5". I'm also thinking of adding sashing of dark strips. |
You could do a log cabin.
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That is really pretty. I found a similar pattern call "Charlie Brown" in my stash of patterns to try some day. Just pulled it out last evening. Think I may give it a go and clean up the scrap bag, just a little.
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Rail Fence - Basketweave, there are lots of them. Sew some strips together, lengthwise and cut across to make blocks and sew back together. 2-1/2" strips are used in a lot of quilts.
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I found a pattern on you tube called the 1600 jellyroll quilt using 2.5 in strips. I made on and it was quick. Try it
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There are great books all for just strips and I am sure there are free patterns at http://quiltville.com/ Scroll down and look on the right for free patterns.
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Here's a really fun Bonnie Hunter-esque pattern. Hope I can get the pic up here.
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