Quilting scraps

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.…

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!

If you want to learn how to sew scrap fabric, or how to use free motion embroidery with scrap fabric, click through now. One of my how to sew tutorials, you'll be shown step by step sewing ideas to make your very own unique piece of material. #beginnersewing #sewingtutorial #sewingideas #sewinginspiration #fabricscraps #lovetosew

Ok, time to start attaching the blocks together! Sashing is used to attach the blocks together. When I decided to make a Quilt As You Go scrap quilt, I choose the traditional log cabin block for the top because it...

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 …

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A collection of 12 scrap quilt ideas from top quilt designers featured in the book Scrap School, published by Martingale + Lissa Alexander.

How to Make a Scrappy Log Cabin Block - A Quilting Life

Today we are going to be making a Staggered Bricks Quilt. These quilts are a timeless classic with their simple yet striking design. Having the 'bricks' arranged in an offset pattern gives the impression of a brick wall. And the beauty of this quilt is that you can create unique designs depending on the number of fabrics you choose. We went with 7 different fabrics but you use just 2 or you could even make every block a different fabric, which is a great way to use up your scraps. Imagine…

Tutorial on how to use scraps of fabrics to make a magic quilt that sews itself as you are making another quilt.

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…

How to make a new useable cloth from the tiniest scraps of fabric, or fabric crumbs as they are known in the quilting world

Check out these fun crumb quilt ideas - let's use those little pieces of fabric you aren't sure what to do with. Crumb quilting is a delightful and resourceful technique that involves piecing together the

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.

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.

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

How to make a new useable cloth from the tiniest scraps of fabric, or fabric crumbs as they are known in the quilting world

Here is another quick and easy to make 'quilt as you go' block and it is the second in our series of QAYG blocks. (You can find the first QAYG block here.) I really love playing around with my scrap fabric to see what I can make. You can make an assortment of different types and sew them all together into a quilt or you can sew them into table runners and cushion covers. But whatever you decide to do, these quilt blocks will help you to use up your fabric stash, and that's always a plus. And…

It's time for the Mile a Minute Quilt......

Learn how to make a string quilt using leftover strips from your stash. If you have strips of fabric that are either from a collection (think jelly roll) or from scraps, the string quilt is