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Nov
30
Red Pepper Quilts used a few of these soft solids from Australian company A Day in the Country to make a quilt called Bayou she just finished and placed in her Etsy Shop. But even better than this announcement, she generously shares with her readers tips for cutting and sewing long strips of fabric together to get the look of her Bayou quilt. Visit the post and scroll down a bit to get to the list.
- Tips for hiding fabric
- Caillou, a doll with patchwork
- Vintage picnic baskets for storage
- Ta Dah!: Baby quilt with points
- Technique: Prewashing fabric
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Making quilts with strips of fabric sewn together is the easiest way for a beginner to learn. Most often you come up with a very beautiful quilt top also. A fun, fast way to make a quilt top.