Scrap buster quilt patterns

Wrap Around free quilt pattern and quilt tutorial for jelly roll strips or charm squares with free pattern download baby crib quilt idea

How big has your stash of fabric scraps gotten lately? If you're anything like me, you have lots of small pieces laying around that you just can't seem to toss. So why not FINALLY use them? This great quilt tutorial on the stitch and flip quilt block will use up even your smallest fabric scraps quickly into a great project!

A few years ago I fell in love with scrap quilting, mostly because I hate waste. My issue though was my obsession with making things match. As I have progressed in the world of quilting, the ability to let go in scrap quilts and allow them to form has become easier. I have had to learn to separate my quilting into two forms, the beautiful matching blended creation and the random scrap quilt. Since one of my goals AGAIN this year is to use up my ever building pile of scraps, the Project…

Wrap Around free quilt pattern and quilt tutorial for jelly roll strips or charm squares with free pattern download baby crib quilt idea

I just wasn't into the blue/green quilt I had started so I put it away for a while. I saw a free pattern from All People Quilt and really ...

Emily Dennis of quiltylove.com made this scrappy and happy string quilt using leftover fabric strips from various projects. It's such a great way to use up fabric and the quilt turned out amazing! #quilts #scrappyquilt #quilting

I have this big plastic jug that originally held big pretzels. It's the Costco size pretzel jug. At one point I started putting 2 1/2" squares in this jug and at the beginning of the isolation it was full. It was time to do something with these squares. I had no idea where this quilt would go, but I started sewing them into 16 patch blocks. It was fun...put a 16 patch block together and sew. Do another and sew. It was the mindless sewing I needed at the beginning of this isolation time. I…

Are you ready for another fabulous Free Pattern Day? Here are free patterns for Scrap Quilts! What a great way to use up your stash. Some w...

I'm in love with this new scrappy quilt pattern made with checkerboard blocks. Let me show you the short cut to making these and check out my free pattern. Beginner friendly and finished quilt measures 68" x 69". #scrappyquiltpattern #quilting

Hi friends! Today I have a really special (long) post for you! Today I want to share a quilt that took me two years and about 85 hours to...

Do you want to bust your growing scrap stash but are afraid to pull from your wide selection of fabrics? There are many ways to go about sewing a scrap quilt. Since I am starting to become very overwhelmed by my ten-year fabric stash. I will be sewing several scrap-busting projects throughout the year.

Turkey Tracks: February 28, 2022 FREE Border Creek Station Stash-Buster Challenge 2022 Friend Betsy Maislen sent me this link to an interesting FREE ”Stash-Buster Challenge” that uses 10-inch block…

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A simple, beginner friendly quilt pattern for donation to Project Linus.

This next project I want to share with you is such a great scrapbuster! I saw a quilt like it at my friend's mother's house and knew it would be such a fun project so I just had to make one too! Here's a brief description of how to make this beginner-friendly quilt: 1. Gather a bunch of 4-1/2" wide scraps (they can be any length you want). I cut mine anywhere from 1-1/2" to about 5-6" in length. 2. Sew them into one long strip. Press the seam allowances open. 3. Cut that strip into 4-1/2"…

Confessions of a Fabric Addict: I May Have A Scrap Problem... But Now A Little Less!

October Afternoon 15" x 42" Pattern by Emily Cross Made by Connie Kauffman I LOVE scrappy quilts! It was great to see that this was on the March schedule for an Island Batik Ambassador Challenge. I knew right away what I wanted to make. I had seen this pattern October Afternoon by Emily Cross in the September 2017 American Quilter magazine. I have a spot in my living room where it will fit perfectly. I also love using up small scraps and the blocks in this quilt are only 1 1/2" x 1 1/2", so…

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.

Scrappy Corners is a free scrap stash quilt pattern download. Download the free pattern and sew through your scrap stash!