How to make a scrappy quilt

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

Hello and happy Monday! Today I’m happy to share a tutorial for how I make my favorite scrappy log cabin blocks! My directions are for my favorite size…an 8″ finished (8 ½″ unfinished) block. I like this size because it utilizes small pieces of fabric, it goes together quickly, and it’s a great size for […]

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

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

This quilt project idea by SewVeryEasy on YouTube is perfect for beginners that are looking for something simple and easy

Making this rose garden quilt might initially look intimidating, but it's surprisingly not. This quilt as you go project, shared

Quilting - Make a Jelly Roll Rail Fence: Use Jelly Roll strips to piece this reversible quilt-as-you-go project. Designed by Fiona Law, made by Sally Stevens and Sadie Yeomans, from an article on http://www.popularpatchwork.com/ Materials Note that the requirements are based on fabrics w…

Quilting is a craft that has been around since, according to Emporia State University, 3400 B.C. Known for sure to have been used by the Egyptian Pharaohs, quilting eventually spread from the Middle East to Europe. For sure, bed quilts were used in..

Feel like getting creative? Got a stash of fabric and some left over pieces of batting? Let’s face it: if you’re a quilter, who hasn’t? Well, it’s time to get those bits and pieces out of the cupboard and turn them into a fun, reversible quilt as you go scrap quilt!

Is there a way to make a quilt when you're new to sewing? Absolutely! I'm new to this whole "sewing" gig, but I've already completed two quilts. You really don't need to be a seasoned seamstress to do it! all you need is the patience and resources. I've spoken to many p