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    Old 05-08-2013, 07:36 PM
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    I have been given a package of Hoffman Bali Crackers - 40 ten inch squares in exquisite berry and green colored batiks. What pattern would you consider for a quilt? Thanks so much for your suggestions.
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    LOL... as I sit here eating CRACKERS I thought u were asking what to put on ur crackers!!!

    darn Fibro.......
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    LOL.....You made my night!
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    Have you seen Missouri Star Quilt Co.'s double slice layer cake tutorial? It makes a very pretty quilt.
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    You might get some ideas from this book:
    http://www.amazon.com/Schnibbles-Tim...dp/1564779866/
    and this one:
    http://www.amazon.com/Another-Bite-S...dp/160468058X/
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    Originally Posted by Lisa_wanna_b_quilter
    Have you seen Missouri Star Quilt Co.'s double slice layer cake tutorial? It makes a very pretty quilt.
    What is the difference between a layer cake and a cracker? Do manufacturers determine how many slices or squares are in each like those who make jelly rolls?
    I would like a pattern that will use 30-40 of the 10 inch squares without having to buy additional fabric for the cover.
    Thanks
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    I think "crackers" is simply the Hoffman manufacturer Bali version of the "layer cake". They are both 10" squares. Bali has crackers and snaps (5" squares).

    The books I mentioned above provide the same patterns for 10" squares and 5" squares. For the 10" squares, the patterns typically require two packs of layer cakes. I don't have the books here now, so I can't tell how many 5" squares the smaller quilts take. I am thinking you could make the smaller quilts by cutting your 10" squares into 4-5" squares, but not sure.

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    Originally Posted by Nanny's dollface
    I have been given a package of Hoffman Bali Crackers - 40 ten inch squares in exquisite berry and green colored batiks. What pattern would you consider for a quilt? Thanks so much for your suggestions.
    "crackers" that's a new one on me.

    I can think of many, many patterns that would be great with a cream batik added in. What patterns do you favor?
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    Eat it with a lump of cheese.? I'd look up missorie star videos for 10 inch squares for ideas.
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    as a moderator, i scanned the titles and hit upon 'cracker' right away. i was wondering how crackers related to quilting LOL
    i love learning something new every day on the board.
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