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my mass of triangle scraps |
So as I am working on my floral pinwheel quilt, I have amassed a collection of little triangles - the scraps left-over from making the pinwheel blocks. Not one to waste things, I wondered what I could do with these triangles. I googled triangle quilt patterns to no avail.
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finished block |
Today, as I sat at my sewing machine
procrastinating, I started playing with the triangles. Turns out they fit together quite nicely. So I made a little 5.75 x 5.75 block out of four scrap triangles. Looks like the beginning of a beautiful quilt!
oyes exactly that is a good part of how quilting got started- to put some left over bits to good use
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