Pair up a light and dark slice. Turn every other block with either a dark on top or on the left, and you have a big chunky zig-zaggy rail. I plan to use lots of the leftovers this way.
For this little baby, I just happened to have 16 each of the two duck prints. And in less than an hour, with a little border, I had a sweet quilt top.
Tuesday, May 31, 2011
Monday, May 30, 2011
Pam Cakes as Frames
The Pam Cakes slice can be used to frame a feature print. Here I had a little piece of the ocean creatures. I was just able to squeak out 4 9 1/2" squares. Each square is framed with 6 slices.
So there would be little to match, I started with a slice on the sides of 2 center squares--then added 2 slices sewn together to the top and bottom. On the other 2 center squares, I added top and bottom first, the 2-piece sections to the sides. With the alternating construction, there are no seams that match, and it feels a bit more random.
So there would be little to match, I started with a slice on the sides of 2 center squares--then added 2 slices sewn together to the top and bottom. On the other 2 center squares, I added top and bottom first, the 2-piece sections to the sides. With the alternating construction, there are no seams that match, and it feels a bit more random.
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