Does anyone use small scraps?

Does anyone here need/use small scraps? If so how small is small and what is
the smallest you'd find useful?
I'd be happy to cover postage if they were finding a good home.

Wendy
in Luxembourg

I use scraps small enough to get a one-and-a-half-inch square or triangle.
But I wouldn't expect you to pay postage from Luxembourg! Someone closer to
your location should post a reply. So sweet of you to offer these, one of
the fun things about postage stamp quilts is in getting small scraps from
other sewers who buy fabrics you can't get locally.

--
Carolyn in The Old Pueblo

If it ain't broke, you aren't trying. --Red Green
If it ain't broke, it ain't mine. Carolyn McCarty

"Wendy Young" wrote in message ...
Does anyone here need/use small scraps? If so how small is small and what
is
the smallest you'd find useful?
I'd be happy to cover postage if they were finding a good home.

Wendy
in Luxembourg

I use everything down to 1.5". Use smaller scraps too, just not very
consistently :-) And I'm in Europe!
Roberta in D

"Wendy Young" wrote in message ...
Does anyone here need/use small scraps? If so how small is small and what
is
the smallest you'd find useful?
I'd be happy to cover postage if they were finding a good home.

Wendy
in Luxembourg

Didn't take long for them to find a home, they're headed north of here!

Wendy


"Carolyn McCarty" wrote in message
...
I use scraps small enough to get a one-and-a-half-inch square or triangle.
But I wouldn't expect you to pay postage from Luxembourg! Someone closer
to
your location should post a reply. So sweet of you to offer these, one of
the fun things about postage stamp quilts is in getting small scraps from
other sewers who buy fabrics you can't get locally.

--
Carolyn in The Old Pueblo

If it ain't broke, you aren't trying. --Red Green
If it ain't broke, it ain't mine. Carolyn McCarty

"Wendy Young" wrote in message
...
Does anyone here need/use small scraps? If so how small is small and
what
is
the smallest you'd find useful?
I'd be happy to cover postage if they were finding a good home.

Wendy
in Luxembourg

She probably won't say, but our own nzl* uses small bits for her wonderful
appliqué.

Pati, in Phx who is getting another envelope of them ready to mail out sometime
in the next month or so.. I hope.


Wendy Young wrote:

Does anyone here need/use small scraps? If so how small is small and what is
the smallest you'd find useful?
I'd be happy to cover postage if they were finding a good home.

Wendy
in Luxembourg

Fusible applique often requires pieces smaller than 1.5 inches.

Dee in Oz


"Pati Cook" wrote
She probably won't say, but our own nzl* uses small bits for her wonderful
appliqué.

Pati, in Phx who is getting another envelope of them ready to mail out
sometime
in the next month or so.. I hope.


Wendy Young wrote:

Does anyone here need/use small scraps? If so how small is small and
what is
the smallest you'd find useful?
I'd be happy to cover postage if they were finding a good home.

Wendy
in Luxembourg

http://community.webshots.com/photo/...93084938BgsCGC
those wee green leaf shapes on the righthand block are about 3/4" long,
fused/blanket-stitched on. i hope those blocks are doing a good job hugging
helen now at such a sad time in her life.
jeanne
i think its time to do some more wee fuse applique blocks just cuz i love
how they turned out...showing how tiny pieces can look so pretty
--
http://community.webshots.com/user/nzlstar
real reply is san-fran at ihug dot co dot nz

"D&D" wrote...
Fusible applique often requires pieces smaller than 1.5 inches.

Dee in Oz


"Pati Cook" wrote
She probably won't say, but our own nzl* uses small bits for her wonderful
appliqué.

Pati, in Phx who is getting another envelope of them ready to mail out
sometime in the next month or so.. I hope.


Wendy Young wrote:
Does anyone here need/use small scraps? If so how small is small and
what is the smallest you'd find useful?
I'd be happy to cover postage if they were finding a good home.
Wendy
in Luxembourg

The smallest I have done are about 1/4 " long. I do cheat sometimes, like
with the wings on the bees on the cushions where I cut 1 piece for 2 wings
and put the body over the top of the wings. The holes on the Bird House WH
are about the same size but were a bit fiddly 'coz they were round.

Dee in Oz

"nzl*" wrote
those wee green leaf shapes on the righthand block are about 3/4" long,
fused/blanket-stitched on. i hope those blocks are doing a good job
hugging
helen now at such a sad time in her life.
jeanne
i think its time to do some more wee fuse applique blocks just cuz i love
how they turned out...showing how tiny pieces can look so pretty
--
http://community.webshots.com/user/nzlstar
real reply is san-fran at ihug dot co dot nz

"D&D" wrote...
Fusible applique often requires pieces smaller than 1.5 inches.

Dee in Oz


"Pati Cook" wrote
She probably won't say, but our own nzl* uses small bits for her
wonderful
appliqué.

Pati, in Phx who is getting another envelope of them ready to mail out
sometime in the next month or so.. I hope.


Wendy Young wrote:
Does anyone here need/use small scraps? If so how small is small and
what is the smallest you'd find useful?
I'd be happy to cover postage if they were finding a good home.
Wendy
in Luxembourg