liont

I know they are irresistable. But what do you do with them? Esp when they come from different fabric range and do not necessarily match with one another.

Please share your ideas

mardilee

There's a book out called Nickle Quilts (I think there's a second book now). The whole book is quilts made with charm squares. My local library has it. Maybe yours does too.

kat70113

I use them to make yoyo's and then from there I can make flowers for little girls quilts and animals for baby quilts, table runners and decorations for my greeting cards. You can do a search and find several free patterns using yoyo's and you can get yoyo makers online or at quilt stores or at JoAnn's. Hope this helps some. I also make clowns with legs and arms and body made from yoyo's.

quiltsRfun

Check out the tutorials at Missouri Star Quilt Company. Lots of ideas for charm packs there.

TexasSunshine

I've just finished piecing a tumbler quilt using about 3 and 1/2 charm packs. I used the small tumbler template my DH cut for me. It was easy and fun to do. MSQCo has a good tute using the tumbler.

susie-susie-susie

I had a few and made a Twister quilt out of them. It turned out scrappy and very nice.
Sue

PaperPrincess

Yes, the Nickle quilt books by Pat Speth are great. I think there are 4 ot 5 of them.

liont

Thanks. Many ideas here.
Many of the projects involves HST.. Hmm, I am not too fond of HSTs (nothing wrong with them, it is me being diffcult!).
Thanks for the ideas, keep them coming

carslo

I did a snowball like quilt with them sorry at work I don't have a picture.

liont

I love snowball quilts! Why didn't I think of that?!