http://www.quiltersclubofamerica.com/media/g/mysewingroom/tags/Strip+Piecing/triangles/default.aspxTags: Strip Piecing, trianglesenCommunityServer 2008.5 SP1 (Debug Build: 31106.3070)http://www.quiltersclubofamerica.com/media/p/276707.aspxTue, 01 Nov 2011 11:04:25 GMT722ae0af-0843-4f69-80d5-ea157d187469:276707Linda5<p>My friend, Lynda has a very special employee named Edye. Two summers ago before I moved back to Ohio I came home for the summer. I spent one week at Lynda&#39;s shop and made this quilt on one of the spare commercial machines. Edye was just fascinated as the quilt went together. I got this pattern from&nbsp;the Reap What You Sew&nbsp;group in Phoenix. &nbsp;It is made from scrappy strips of fabric sewn together (I already had this step done before I came to Ohio.), which are then cut into triangles. The white fabric is bleached muslin, but you can use anything. I just happened to have a lot of muslin on hand. I used a paw print for the border and backing because Edye loves animals and has a couple cats. The corner blocks are black and has the word meow in various colors.&nbsp;The quilt is machine quilted stitch in the ditch. Eyde was in awe by the time the quilt was completed. Lynda embroidered a label for me on one of her commercial embroidery machines after Edye went home. The next day at lunch time I presented the quilt to Edye. It was my way of saying thank you for running Lynda&#39;s shop while she came out to Arizona for 2 weeks after&nbsp;I got out of rehab&nbsp;to take care of me. Edye was so overwhelmed that she just cried, because she had no idea that the quilt was for her.&nbsp;By the way, she loves the quilt.</p> <p>Notice: You end up with pinwheel and square in a square blocks.</p>