I need a tail

A whole new world opened up to me when I found Bonnie Hunter from QuiltVille. She explains the process very well on her tips and tricks page for Leaders & Enders I have several projects going right now. A split 9 patch

Attachment 65298 You can't see very well, but this is the individual 2 1/2" pieces pinned together in blocks in a velveeta cheese box sitting in the drawer waiting for me to grab one. I have about 90 of them ready to stitch up yet. Here's some of the finished blocks

Attachment 65299Attachment 65300 I also have some 1 1/2" squares I'm working on 4 patches with random squares pinned together. Here's some of the two parts waiting to be matched up to 4 patches. Attachment 65301

I also have some dresden blades cut and waiting to be fed through the machine in the drawer. It's great fun to have another quilt or two done while chain piecing.

The quilts that I end up with will be fantastic charity quilts.

Thank you all for the very good info !!

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Originally Posted by lynnl55

Thank you all for the very good info !!

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Sorry I was wrong about the tail. I guess there is a tail. Always something to learn :)

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Originally Posted by Hulamoon

Sorry I was wrong about the tail. I guess there is a tail. Always something to learn :)

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We can use whatever term that pleases us !! :)

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Originally Posted by K. McEuen

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Finally someone gave ya what ya asked for ~ lol!! I've actually heard it called a starty and a stoppy ;) It is such a helpful little thing i put little 2"-ish size scraps that may have the selvedge (sp?) edge on it to the right of my sewing machine where my on off switch is so when one is sewn over so much i can grab a fresh one.