Handcraftsbyjen

I'd say make a Twister or even a Chubby Charmer bag by Quilts Illustrated.

gspsplease

I am currently using a charm pack that is all florals to make a pinwheel quilt. I am using the easy pinwheel construction that I saw (I think) on Eleanor Burns website. You place two squares face to face and sew around all 4 sides 1/4" inside. Then you cut from one diagonal to the other (top to bottom), then diagonally side to side. Open up the 4 pieces, trim the dogs ears and sew together for a very fast pinwheel. It's so fast and easy, especially if you are starting with square precuts -- doesn't matter what size.
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homecaregiver

Quiltnmore, I really like that pattern and it looks like a really quick and easy pattern to put together when you need something quickly. I also have a bunch of charm packs that I have picked up but have not used them. This is a really good idea, Thanks for sharing it with us.
Pat

aunt eunice

Fabric companies have many free projects on their websites which showcase specific cuts of fabrics. Here are just a few that I've used for inspiration

http://www.modabakeshop.com/
http://www.ttfabrics.net/patterns/
http://www.windhamfabrics.com/projects/

homebody323

I vote for the twister - it's pretty addictive.

adnil458

Disappearing nine patch is another good one. Or gift them to me

sewbizgirl

The fabric is Moda's Bliss line, by Bonnie and Camille... No patterns, just did my own thing.

gramarraine

I just made a table topper from 2 charm packs that I have had for some time. I used one of the Schnibbles patterns and it turned out perfect, no left overs. You should try one of their patterns.

Retiredandquilting

I like to make placemats with them. I pick out an additional coordinating fabric from my stash, but a few 5" squares from that, and use the resting for napkins. Works up cute! I can get 4 placemats from a collection of 5" squares by doing it this way.

babyfireo4

I'm currently using some charm packs for a Grandmothers Flower Garden. Cutting them into 4ths makes 4 perfect size (1") hexies. I'm using several though since I want at least a generous lap quilt!