deeleigh

I thought I had the 8 at atime triangles figured out so made 48....not to smart! Now when I try to sew 2 together I don't have the 1/4" at the top.Ay ideas what I could use them for? Of course it is my favorite blue fabric matched up with white.

MadQuilter

Some of my best projects came out of mis-cuts or mis-takes. Have you measured them and figured out where things went off? You could square them up and change the dimensions on the current project. Or, you could square them up and set them aside until inspiration slaps you upside the head. (That is usually how it happens for me - with an "aha" moment)

quiltsRfun

Square them to the same size, make pinwheels and use them for the centers of 9-patches.

yngldy

If your seam is large, you can re-sew with smaller seam and re-cut. You might have to fudge in some places, but you might be able to save them. Try one and see if it will work for you.

dunster

Can you post a picture? I'm having trouble understanding how you would not get a seam allowance at the top.

Maureen NJ

I was wondering the same thing. Yes, a picture will help.

ManiacQuilter2

I would just re-cut them and use them on a different project.

DeneK

I keep a container near my machine for "miscuts." If one doesn't fit, I just throw it in the container to deal with later (usually cut down to a smaller size and use for another project). For me short cuts never are... Even my "long cuts" go awry often enough.

PaperPrincess

Find the smallest one, then trim them all down to that size. Depending on how large they are, make a doll quilt, wall hanging or baby quilt.

Peckish

Me three!!