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Quick Strippie

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This is my favorite quick donation quilt. Just a yard of a novelty print and two coordinating fabrics from stash and it always looks so cute!

If you have problems opening the above link, right click on it and save it to your computer and then open it. Email me with any questions or problems a tmmcjohnson@gmail.com

Lizard strippie finished

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Cat and dog strippie
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Dawn made several and I thought I’d share a couple here including a variation where she created a larger center section. You can click on either photo to see a larger view.

Sue’s Quick Strippie

Sue's Quick Strippie

8 comments on “Quick Strippie

  1. Debbie on said:

    Thanks for the great tutorial! Here is my first quick strippie:

    http://angelscrapsquilting.blogspot.com/2013/04/swirls-for-michael-gideon

  2. Marie Schlameus on said:

    Mary, thank you for sharing your love of quilting. Our charity quilt group “Quilts for Kids Round Rock” has made at least 100 quilts from this pattern. We also have made many variations including substituting a variety of 6 1/2″ squares sewn together for the focus row or substituting a different fabric for each focus row, Alternating colors on the smaller strips and so forth. Since we work with donated fabric, we have to get creative! It is a wonderful, very fast and easy to quilt pattern and we enjoy working with it. Thanks again, Marie Schlameus Chapter Coordinator Quilts For Kids Round Rock Texas. TexasQFK@aol.com

  3. I make a lot of charity quilts, I also love scrappy quilts. I could see this in 5 different 6.5″ WOF, with the tone on tone and accent to tie them all together too. This pattern’s a keeper I think.

  4. Connie on said:

    What a great idea. I’m still a novice quilter and I love finding quilts within my skill level that look so rich. Thank you for sharing.

  5. I will try this, I am new and this looks like fun. Will make great Baby Quilts.

  6. Anne-Marie on said:

    Merci beaucoup pour ce modèle d’ouvrage, il nous met un peu de soleil dans le coeur, merci.

  7. kelly on said:

    Hi Mary,
    I am just finishing up my third strippie. I love this quilt! The first one was a twin for my disabled vet uncle made out of Marine fabric. The next two were baby quilts.Can’t wait to try one of your other quilts.
    Thank you.
    Kelly from NH

  8. Lori Jorgenson on said:

    I can hardly wait to make this pattern. I love a quilt that looks nice and can be put together quickly.

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