luv2baunt

I am totally confused with what a crumb is. Is it the tiny corner that is trimmed off of triangles? If so how are they attached or sewn to result in a block? Thanks, Coco

Lobster

I think crumbs are just scraps which are too small to be used as conventional pieces, so probably smaller than 1", any shape.

helou

I just found this
http://www.quiltingboard.com/t-78731-1.htm

dltaylor

I always wondered that myself. Can't wait for the response.

susie0808

Your little snippitts left over. Tiny pieces you would throw away. Most people save those.

Scissor Queen

Crumbs can be any size. Mostly they're just random sizes and shapes of scraps.

magpie

Check out http://www.quiltville.com. She does scrappy and crumb blocks.

luvTooQuilt

http://quiltville.com/crumbs.shtml


just leftover pieces that can be put to use..the smallest I will use is is 1in HST...

heres my crumb quilt.. a WIP still..

http://www.quiltingboard.com/t-67955-1.htm

ckcowl

they can be the corner triangles, or any other little piece of scrap fabric, it is easiest to use a foundation when working with small scraps, i usually cut muslin into 12-13" squares and sew my crumbs in the stitch and flip technique to the foundation, when the foundation is covered i trim and square it to about a 10 1/2" block...and those strips i cut off, if they are 1" or wider i set them aside then sew them together to make more crumb/string blocks. :thumbup:

AliKat

Like has been said, it is those really small left over scraps.

Here we put them in bags and then the quilters for the Humane Society use them for stuffing in pet beds.

ali