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  1. What an interesting idea! I have never seen this before and appreciate your instructions. Thanks for sharing!

  2. This looks like a great learning experience. Thanks for the tutorial. So many of us have time on our hands this month to give it a a try. Timing is everything.

  3. When I saw it was from you Kris, I knew right away it would be fun. I’m still neck high with my secret sewing, but next week I’m going to take a little break and play with this one. How do you think it would look if I was using just reds and pinks?

  4. Oh man, how cool is that, and I love the idea of playing with all different types of fabrics. With so many of us stuck inside, what better time to play. Thanks for the awesome instructions. My mind is spinning with ideas! You have made us smile from ear to ear!

  5. Very pretty! I have one at home that is all red and pink cat fabrics – I wish I could show you. I made the blocks 14″ x 14″ and the whole thing has a border. I used 12 FQs so it came out larger. Fun kitties.

  6. This is a really fun idea. Thanks for the instructions and sharing your project!

  7. How cool this is, it’s great to see this technique… I am really wanting to try this myself, thanks for the awesome tutorial and tips even the layouts Kris… Totally Cool!!

  8. Thank you for sharing this great stash buster method of quilting. I usually have large scraps left and hate to throw them away. This is the perfect pattern for them. Love your tips and ideas. A stained glass quilt (maybe Christmas fabrics) would be lovely. Thank you for the smiles and inspiration!

  9. This is a great way to make a quilt! Thank you for the tips and tutorial. I’m thinking a stained glass quilt (Christmas fabric?) using your technique would be so special. Thank you for the inspiration!

  10. I thought I had really messed up. I tried cutting correctly, using 1/4 inch seams, and nothing was orderly. What strange shapes I had and not a finished neat square. After going back and rereading, I see your warnings and squaring.

  11. Yup! I cut this sample much too small but that was based on the fact it’s becoming a border. Usually 18” sets of fabric ends up being a 14” square.

  12. Now that’s a Qwazy quilt but sounds like so much fun. Thanks for the download and the tut to make it. Hope you’re not too Qwazy with the quarantine.

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