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I just love this Board and though I don't post often, I look at it every day. I'm hoping someone can come up with a solution to my problem. Someone gave me a ton of 2-1/2" white strips but the problem is that there is a 1-1/2" colored strip sewn to each one (various solid colors). What can I make with these where the two strips aren't the same size? Any suggestions out there?
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Jenny from MSQC just posted a new video that uses coloured charm squares and jelly rolls in white. If you used the white/coloured strips in place of the all white strip she used, the resulting oattern might be interesting and original. It's called the Chopped Block.
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I'm assuming that the combined strip now measures 3 1/2"? I would sub cut the strips into 3 1/2" squares and arrange in a pleasing pattern. You can make a rail fence type layout that would result in sort of a zig zag, or make a 4 patch with all 4 colors meeting in the center for a straight pinwheel
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You could cut them into blocks or sew more together and do a strip quilt. Just continue the theme where every other one is a different size, or add another strip to it with a different size. Lots of things to do with them.
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