Robinlee

Can't wait to try this out, thanks for the tute.

Matilda

That is really neat! I will have to try this. Thank you so much for putting so much into this tutorial. You did a great job.

Jo M

Thank you, Eddie! Very impressive tute. Another bookmark for me. :thumbup:

ksjohn

I'm gonna try this u make it look so simple...thank you

nance-ell

Thank you! Thank you! Thank you! I've been looking for a good online tutorial for this. Can't wait to try it! Love your choice of colors too.

Little Sew n' Sew

Hi Eddie...enjoyed your tut..have made a sample square,but how much fabric would I need to make a small wall hanging like 3'x3'.Thought I'd start out small,apreciate your help.

klgreene

Thanks Eddie, I was just going to start to look for a tut on this. And someone posted here today. I guess it was meant to be. You did a fabulous job on the tut. Can't wait to try it.

barbrose

Thanks Eddie awesome quilt. Tut was great. thanks again

Eddie

Generally, you need about 4 times as much fabric as the size you are making. But remember, you don't have to get backing or batting, since this is a quilt as you go kind of project. So, 3' x 3' is about 1,296 square inches, times 4 and using 42" width fabric that would come to about 124" of fabric. So 3.5 yards ought to do it, but I'd get a little more.

Quilt Mom

Thanks, Eddie for the math - needing about 4 times as much fabric as size of the finished quilt. It helps to know that. I have some fabric stashed away that I want to use for this (after a current project is done). Hopefully it is enough.