string quilts
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I have never had any trouble with it transfering to my material....just my hands while I am cutting the squares out... but then it does get ironed after the first couple of strips are attached so maybe there is something to that ironing bit!! LOL
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I just stumbled on this string quilt and really liked it.
http://www.victorianaquiltdesigns.com/VictorianaQuilters/CharityQuilt/CharityQuilt.htm
Incidentally, this is a site full of information and helps.
Suzanne
http://www.victorianaquiltdesigns.com/VictorianaQuilters/CharityQuilt/CharityQuilt.htm
Incidentally, this is a site full of information and helps.
Suzanne
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OK...raise your hands....how many of you have enuf scraps to make 10 string quilts! LOL I know I do....at least 10! But do I make them.....about one a year and by that time, with all the scraps I have collected over the year... I have enuf to make 10 more!
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Originally Posted by amma
I think after Christmas I will have to try one of these :D
piney
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:wink: I saw an idea in a book you sew strips or strings together and make your fabric then cut them into diamond shapes, I suppose you could use other shapes, It's a easier way to the old antigue string quilts by Hand unless of course you want to do it the way My Great Granny does it but takes forever!!!!
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