I never throw away any fabric scraps left over from other projects.
I put them together by shape: squares, strips, triangles. This makes it easier when I decide to make a block like this one.
How to make 2 scrappy strip half square triangles
If you don’t like using scrappy strips but still like the half square layouts, you can try this other similar block:
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Very cool… I love the fact that such a simple block can be used in so many different patterns. Great idea. And like you, I never toss anything that can be used in a new quilt.
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You wowed me yet again! I really like the scrappy strips you used. It gives me quite the new perspective on using my scraps. Thanks!
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oohhh I LiKe this one. Will use it for sure… THaNK YoU…xox
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You make some of the best video tutorials ! Thank you !
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To get this effect, all your scrappy strips would have to be the same and sewn on the triangles in the same way, right? I wonder what this would look like with truly random strips. Guess I’ll just give it a try! BTW – love these short little tutorials.
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Thank you so, so much for doing a tutorial on using those skinny strips you just cannot throw out. Love this pattern. Thank you again for sharing your talent!
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Thank you Deb.
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Alicia, the effect will be similar with random strips for each block. The idea is to be as random as possible. I just didn’t make enough blocks to show it
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