Crumb
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I consider crumbs to be .5 inch to less than 2in sq..
and 3x3 up to less than a fq I consider scraps...
Everyone will be different as some can work with smaller sizes and others like me cant..
and 3x3 up to less than a fq I consider scraps...
Everyone will be different as some can work with smaller sizes and others like me cant..
#4
You can make crumbs in different sizes. The smaller they are the crumbier (is that a word?) they are. If you make them larger, say 12” then there are more strips and it doesn’t look as crumby.
Here is a tutorial from Izzy
http://www.quiltingboard.com/t-6951-1.htm
Here is a link to large crumbs I made
http://www.quiltingboard.com/t-110341-1.htm
Here is a picture of some 4” crumbs I made.
Here is a tutorial from Izzy
http://www.quiltingboard.com/t-6951-1.htm
Here is a link to large crumbs I made
http://www.quiltingboard.com/t-110341-1.htm
Here is a picture of some 4” crumbs I made.
4" crumbs
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#6
Originally Posted by erstan947
I use used dryer sheets and sew my crumbs on it. I call it making fabric. Scrap Happy I love your blocks :thumbup:
#7
Thanks you for your help. I have been working with crumb for years and call them scrape. here is some of my crumb prog. I just finshed for my young es son and two I'm working on for christmas for two more of my sons. Again thank for the help.
#10
Originally Posted by sweetpea
Thanks you for your help. I have been working with crumb for years and call them scrape. here is some of my crumb prog. I just finshed for my young es son and two I'm working on for christmas for two more of my sons. Again thank for the help.
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