Want to See How a Layer Cake is Made?

RJR

TQS visited RJR Fabrics in Southern California and got to watch how those little 10" squares of fabric are cut and put together to create a Layer Cake. You are going to want to get one of these machines for Deep Crust Pizza night.

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#41 gail 2018-02-28 16:21

My first thought when I saw her take the end scraps and rumple them up: "I want them!!!!!"
At least donate them for Linus quilts!

#40 Karen 2017-03-12 15:53

Though I would love to have all those scraps, mainly I am just really wanting them to be put to good use, not discarded.

#39 quiltmistress 2017-03-11 01:49

yes every single scrap is what i want. waste not. we are all in line waiting for a response eagerly.

#38 lorra 2017-03-10 09:47

I want the scraps too. I bet the women on the tour there had their eyes on them too. I wonder why they picked off the first couple of squares and threw them aside. How wasteful when we would all love them! Maybe they sell scrap bags. I would buy a few!!

#37 Ladywingnut 2017-03-09 20:56

I want the scraps!!! Of course it's not like I don't have a ton of scraps, but I want THOSE SCRAPS! :)

#36 Rosalie 2017-03-09 11:38

Can I have the "scraps" ????? Bet everyone that saw this wishes that they could have them!!!

#35 deniseh 2017-03-09 04:26

so why don't all the squares in a layer cake bundle all
measure 10x10? Have just used one for a baby quilt
and some of them are only 9 3/4 which is a bit annoying when I need to use the whole square.

#34 Mary Baker 2017-03-09 01:39

Mary Baker
I would love to have the some of the scraps. How do find out? Any ideas?

#33 gramavee 2017-03-09 00:38

Awesome

#32 Kekaha 2017-03-08 20:45

Ditto--I saw that fat stack of strings and instantly wanted them!

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