Scraps quilt

Scrap quilting is a delightful and sustainable way to transform leftover fabric scraps into beautiful and unique creations. Whether you’re a seasoned quilter or just starting, harnessing the …

Learn how to use tiny scraps of fabric to make beautiful quilt blocks! Crumb quilting is when you piece together random scraps of fabric to make something new. It's so fun and easy!

My self-imposed ban on blog reading and posting is over as Lent ends tonight. I was only posting finishes on my blog, since this is my way of keeping track of what I've done and, more importantly, when. I missed reading about everyone's quilting adventures, but it was good for me to stop for a bit. As with most of us, the mask making continues. In between making masks, I worked on this scrappy quilt using 2 1/2" squares. As those who follow me know, I do not enjoy making scrappy quilts and…

I'm all about saving time and money. When I first heard of chain-piecing, I really latched onto it. I discovered that not only did it prevent the little bird's nest knot on the underside of the fabric when starting and that it saved thread, (Have you ever noticed how much thread is thrown away as you sew? You could stuff a doll with it!), but it also kept a whole line of pieces together so I didn't have to get up and down as much as I was sewing. I could get into my groove and go. I then…

Scrappy Broken Dishes Quilt – Antique Inspired Hello Dear Friends and Readers, Reflecting on antique Dutch quilts, I will immediately think of stars, hourglass, tumbling blocks and broken dishes in the quilt designs. Of course there are others too, but this is what comes to mind for me. The appeal is timeless and the beauty of … Continue reading Scrappy Broken Dishes Quilt – Antique Inspired →

Most quilters can’t bear to part with scraps of favorite fabrics and tend to keep them in little bins and boxes for future use. Crumb quilting, although not a new idea, is enjoying a resurgence now as we try to use up all those bits of fabric we’ve been saving.…

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This Scrappy September, we want you to raid your fabric stash and sew up something beautiful with all that's left of your other projects. We knew that quilters end up with lots of leftover fabrics and that inspired us to get scrappy with our September sewing! This September, we are challenging you to make a new quilt entirely from your scrap stash. Are you up for it?

Don't know what to do with your fabric scraps? Turn them into this beautiful quilt block! It comes together easily and quickly.

Don't let those fabric scraps go to waste! Crumb quilting offers a fantastic opportunity to give new life to your fabric scraps. The best part is that you don't need any specialized equipment or materials. Simply gather your scraps, follow our step-by-step instructions, and watch as your new fabric piece comes to life. The combination of colors, patterns, and textures in your quilt will be a testament to your creativity and resourcefulness.

A super scrappy quilt pattern coming soon. This quilt was made due to scrap fabric overwhelm 🫠 Do you ever feel like that? It has no name yet. Naming a quilt is one of the hardest parts! Suggestions welcome. 🧡💛💚🩵💜🤎 . . . #quiltpattern #pdfquiltpattern #thimblesandneedlespattern #modernquilt #handmade #patchwork #patchworkquilt #quilt #quilting #quilter #quiltmaker #scrapquilt #scrappyquilt #quiltlove #quiltinglove #quiltingismytherapy #sewersofinstagram #quiltersofinstagram…

Looking for scrappy strip quilt patterns? Here ya go! The first question would be - got scraps?! I bet you do!

Pin by Annette Barker on to do.. in 2022 | Scrap quilt patterns, Lap quilt patterns, Handmade quilts

Use up your fabric scraps with an embroidery tutorial on French linen. How to fuse and embroider a pretty tiled-fabric background ready for embellishment.

Quilting - We love the simplicity of this charming quilt. There are no small pieces or tricky piecing to deal with. Plus, you can easily adjust the size by adding or subtracting blocks. See more examples and get the free pattern here: https://quiltingdigest.com/easily-adjust-the-size-of-this-lovely-quilt/ | Facebook

Here's another fun technique you can try - disappearing stripes quilt blocks using simple strips. You can cut your own, or use precut Honey Bun strips which are 1-1/2 inches wide or Jelly Rolls which are 2-1/2 inches wide.