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Sleeping Dog Quilts

SLEEPING DOG QUILTS

May 28, 2020

Mask Scraps Quilt: "Post-Cuts"

by Judy Tucker


Strips of Face mask “post-cuts’

Strips of Face mask “post-cuts’

Strips of Face mask “post-cuts’

Strips of Face mask “post-cuts’

In my last post, I talked about some options I was mulling over for making a quilt using the 6” tall left over scraps from making rectangular face masks.

Here’s what I decided.

  • The scraps are sorted by colors.

  • Three scraps are sewn together and then a 2 1/2 x 6 inch pastel divider strip. It’s very easy to sew this combination. Two scraps are stitched together in a pair, then one scrap and divider strip in a pair. These pairs are then sewn together to keep the colors organized.

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I think I prefer the two light blue separator strips. They show up better. But the separator strips are scraps too, so I’m using up what I have. I think I will end up needing to a light blue green strip too.

I’m sewing the sections so that they will be wide enough to make a queen size quilt. But if I don’t have enough scraps to make the quilt long enough, I’ll re-cut the strips. I believe I definitely will have enough to make at least a twin size quilt.

And yes, this is one of those quilts that the dogs will be welcome to sleep on! Nothing precious about this one. It’s just a fun collection off fabrics that are “old friends’and come with lots of happy memories of many previous projects.

TAGS: "Post-cuts" scraps from making face masks, scrap quilts, Using Face Mask Scraps to make a quilt


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