fran624

Wow this is going to be really something--How can you keep track of all the different fabrics since my understanding is that there should be no duplicates--Going to watch for this & hope you post pictures as you go along Good Luck
Fran

jbj137

W * O * W

tslowery

Wow I have seen the postage stamp quilt and would love to make one....dont know if I will ever have the patience or the experience to do one ...lol....Good luck pm address and I will send some of my scraps so you will have some from GA

addy

I made a postage stamp quilt - 2,500 1" squares and I thought THAT was a lot! I sewed them in rows of 10, then sewed 10 rows together, then joined the resulting blocks. In order to make the rows match perfectly, I drew 1" lines onto tracing paper, then "paper pieced" the squares on. I trimmed the rows to 1 1/2", then ripped the paper off before adding another row. This method worked well and all my seams matched perfectly. I don't know if that was cheating or not, but it sure got the job done.

zz-pd

Wow that is great. This board is the best, most are such wonderful people. God bless.

earthwalker

Look forward to seeing your progress...what an exciting project!

trif

It will be so much fun to watch your progress. Just enjoy the process. Keep us posted, we will all be following with you.

Rina

We are watching you!! Please keep us updated, this is going to be interesting.

twinkie

Your cutting table looks just like my entire sewing room LOL. I have a small path where I walk and where I sit, and the rest is fabric and projects in progress.

Moon Holiday

I sure hope you're going to use the June Taylor Shape Cutter!!! Cutting will go much faster.