I refuse to work with any fabric less that 1 1/2" sq. My fingers are too fat! :lol:

To see crumb quilt ideas,, go to quiltville.com, Bonnie Hunter's website. On righthand side, look under free quilt patterns, then click on "Crumbs. Crumbs, Crumbs" They are lots of fun to do, and endless possibilities. I 'make fabric' for Quilts of Valor tops with crumb squares. Come join the fun!

I recently posted a couple of scrap quilt tops that I finished. You can check them out here.

http://www.quiltingboard.com/t-116773-1.htm

The first of the two posted has some "crumb squares". I made mine 6.5" and then used sashing to help make them look cohesive. The second is made from 1.5" strips.

What is a crumb quilt and what is a S&C quilt.
Windsong

I didn't know what a S &C was either, so I followed what someone suggested and read about it here..
http://www.quiltingboard.com/search....S+%26+C&u=&s=0

It was enlightening, but it is just a Scraps and crumbs quilt.

A crumb is a very small piece of fabric. A crumb quilt is a crazy quilt made up of squares (I think) of crumbs which have been sewn together to make 3.5", 4", or 6" (etc) blocks.

It is a "fancy" way of saying "very small piece" of fabric.

Sometimes the use of specialized language of any given hobby can drive those that don't know "crazy"! It takes time to learn them.

1 1/2 x 3 1/2 inches or 2 1/2 inches square
Anything smaller is for my little kids to glue onto paper and make something pretty.

I save all my pieces and strips, down to the 1/2 inch. If it's narrower than 1/4, I toss it away.

For the prices of cotton fabrics, I make sure every scrap is good for re-using.
I separate the Whites, Muslin, Creams, WOW and COC from the colors. All colors go together.
Fat strips, skinny strips, jumbo strips all color go together in one box. These are for my string blocks and scrappy blocks.

I save everything right down to about a half inch, colour coded in plastic tubs, yes I'm an organisation freak! I make landscape quilts and sometimes just toss a scrap on and FMQ it down. My DH tells ppl that I have a box labelled 'Scraps Too Small To Use' but this is NOT TRUE! LOL

I love how they look when they are not the same width and how this makes them angle. I think it adds more interest and charm to the quilt.

I'm not sure if you are referring to crumb quilts or not but if so yes. Here is a link to Izy's tutorial: http://www.quiltingboard.com/t-6951-1.htm