EXACTLY. I definitely intend to get some black, white, and off-white to have on hand. Seriously,saving my time (and shoulder) is totally worth the expense. I have a honey bun I bought at the LQS sidewalk sale a couple of years ago, and it's come in really handy, but I've been wanting to get some of the wider strips so I could even use them for binding or sashing.

I see the jelly roll strips used for binding and sashing quite a bit , so these will definitely come in handy. I want to stock up onsome solids, especially neutrals, the next time I see a REALLY good sale. Maybe from Craftsy.

Work was just horrible last week, the pkg was such a nice pick-me-up, I really appreciated it.

Yup just make it into 4 smaller quilts or 3 smaller quilts or something. I've got that nice center section I can use for the main part of a quilt top, and I've got the large squares sewn into rows, that I will make into at least one other quilt top. The squares actually came from a panel that was supposed to make a fabric nursery rhyme book. People use the fabric book panels to cut up and make cute kids' quilts all the time. And there's extra yardage of a couple of the sashing fabrics so that I can add borders and such, so it shouldn't be too much of an undertaking, it's just not been a priority, which is why it's on the to-do list this year.

I realized after the fact that the quilting magazine was the one that featured Honeybee! (I hadn't actually gotten to that part of the magazine yet.

I know we had talked about February.I'm still behind on the whole thing... Maybe it will turn into Marchmas. ;)

I can't believe it's taken me this long to get to 50 videos... that's what happens when you post twice a year. ;)