I'm also working on the burning question...... what do you do with all those little triangles??? LOL!! Here I am trimming them up.
I press open the seam and trim them to 1 3/4". Stay tuned, there's more to come on this too.
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8 comments:
The border fabric turned out to be a great choice! Lovely quilt! Can't wait to see what you're doing with the triangles. :-)
wow! I can see what you did all weekend! WOOHOO! looks great! speedy!
Your baskets are beautiful! Looking forward to seeing what you do with your hst leftovers.
Subtle but beautiful baskets.
Can't wait to see what you're making with the leftovers. :-)
Oh it is so pretty!! I too had a marathon weekend of sewing and finished Paddle Wheel. (except binding)
Save those little 1/2sqs for mini quilts or little extra borders around larger blocks...possibilities are endless! I have bags full and have made many small quilts.
Your baskets are beautiful. Can't wait to see how you are going to use those leftovers. It is great to make a second quit from leftovers.
I throw all the little triangles away. I admire that you are trying to make use of them.
Martinique! Another one I wish I had gotten! Very pretty basket quilt!
I save all those triangles too! I pile them up in a container and when the mood hits, I will make long chains of little squares. I put some together into a wall hanging last year. I think the next batch will end up in a border.
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