Overflowing narrow strips? Make a Lego quilt
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Thanks everyone. The nice thing about this is you don't have to think much! If I recall the blog post tells you to cut your pieces smaller. This lazy gal just sewed whatever length I had and cut it to 10 1/2". After I had quite a few made I started using 10 strips to make blocks...soon I had 30 blocks done.
I figure about 90% of this quilt is from donated odds and ends.
Tessagin, you are right on...it makes a great practice piece.
ube, it'll start to make a dent.![Big Grin](https://cdn.quiltingboard.com/images/smilies/biggrin.png)
And yes there is no reason why larger widths can't be used...I plan on doing that myself...
Have a good day...
I figure about 90% of this quilt is from donated odds and ends.
Tessagin, you are right on...it makes a great practice piece.
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And yes there is no reason why larger widths can't be used...I plan on doing that myself...
Have a good day...
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Looking forward to it...BTW, the Grands love this size. Tonight 8 yo and I played "I spy".
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