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I bought a honey bun by mistake, thinking it was a layer cake. So, what can I do with it? The strips are narrow, 1 1/2 inches I think, and I need some ideas of what pattern(s) to use it for.
I see Tonya beat me to directing you to Moda's Bakeshop; here are a few more links.
One is to stash manicure contributor: http://tinyurl.com/2u9ndg8
see what she did with her honey buns
Then here is a link to look at the variety of books dedicated to honey buns and jelly rolls. I know there are more than these - just a quick look. Makes me HUNGRY! http://tinyurl.com/38armm9
Good luck. Have fun
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I'm working with a honey bun right now. I decided to make a log cabin lap quilt with it. I found a large piece of fabric in my stash that matches the honey bun I'm using. Out of that fabric, I cut 2 1/2 " squares for the center square. I take one honey bun and sew it to one side of the square.
with a pair of scissors, I cut off the excess and then, clockwise, I add another honey bun to the next side of the center square. Cut off the excess. Continue this process clockwise until you reach the size square you want. Super easy!!!!!
I divided the strips into groups and have them hanging on hangers close to my machine so I can see what I have and to keep them from getting all tangled together.
I was hoping to make a single bed quilt but one honey bun won't be enough. Two honey buns would do it.
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