Scrap quilts patterns leftover fabric

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

A finished quilt and a picture post. One hundred 16-patch blocks and 1600 patchwork pieces. 200 different printed fabrics. 1.5 yards o...

With the rising cost of living, there has never been a better time to shop from your own stash. Here are 21 modern scrap quilt patterns to inspire you to pull out your fabric scrap baskets and make a quilt! Scrap quilts patterns leftover fabric; modern scrap quilt patterns; Zero-waste sewing patterns; Craft work with waste material

For a couple of months now, I have been trying to land on a block design for my next Rainbow Scrap Challenge quilt. There were some types of fabric scraps I really wanted to focus on so I needed a block that had spaces for them. I wanted to clean out some scraps with multiple colors and low volumes that had a lot of color in them. I finally found a block that was going to work perfectly for what I wanted (thanks to Cathy and Diann). My blocks look very different than theirs because they are…

Well hello there! I'm back from glamping so it's time for Week 30 in our Vintage Block Along I'm sharing another ...

This is a very easy way to make an easy quilt that looks really complicated. I still have a lot to learn about different quilting techniques, so this is bound to impress my friends! The design might seem difficult, but it’s quite easy to stitch together because it's stitched with diagonal rows.

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 →

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...

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…

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...