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The optional question for the giveaway day was what precut size you find to be the most challenging to figure out what to do with (charm pack, jelly roll, layer cake, fat 8ths, fat quarters, etc).
It was so interesting to read what each person said. As an engineer, I thought some graphs of the responses might be interesting.
For the mini charm packs and charm packs, the largest amount of comments were around there not being enough fabric to make a substantial item from the packs (a lot of respondents said they picked up 1 charm pack here and there and then could never figure out what to do with it).
Fat eighths were cited as being a weird size which was difficult to figure out a plan for, always being too large or too small a piece of fabric. Layer cakes and fat quarters were called out for being difficult most often because there were so many possibilities.
I love designing with precuts and from your responses I have an idea on which precuts to focus on next year. I actually have a Moda Bake Shop tutorial that will publish next month which makes a great baby sized quilt using only 1 charm pack, so maybe that will help with some of the lone charm packs people have :)
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Thanks!
Cheryl
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Cheryl
Thanks for the break down!
ReplyDeleteWonderful detailed report of your findings Cheryl! We look forward to your new Moda BakeShop tutorial. ~Shari
ReplyDeleteThe breakdown is so interesting. Thanks for the info!
ReplyDeleteI am surprised at the spread of opinions on precuts. I think jelly rolls are the easiest because you can just add yardage and do anything! I think honey buns and mini charms are useless. Just my 2 cents!
ReplyDeleteYay! I love statistics!
ReplyDeleteYour stats make interesting reading, thanks Cheryl.
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