I love this idea but I'm trying to understand the concept.
So you fold the squares in half -- leave the raw edges? And then you start in the center and attach by sewing down across the middle of the square. Do I have that right?
I have tons of 2" squares and now you've got me thinking. Another project to start!

when fabric is 15.00 a yard you're going to wish you saved every last piece of fabric you have LOL!!! :P so save it all...

I will just throw this out there-I recently posted that we are starting a sewing club at my school, and if you are really needing to de-stash, I have a group of at least 45 girls that will put anything and everything to good use.....I promise.....

Not sure if you were referring to my post, but if so that is right. Makes nice rugs and also tank top covers.

Janie, if you really want to organize, please let me know. We are starting a new sewing club at my school (of which I am the principal) and I am going to teach 40 girls how to quilt. If you need to de-stash, we are the place.......

only actually toss out strings/threads, frayed little bits...

Just as an FYI - did you know that some art quilters take those strings, threads, tiny little snippets and after sprinkling heavily on one piece of (I think it is called...) Solvy. (Washable stabilizer) Then you top that with another piece of the stabilizer, and do some heavy free motion quilting with a variety of threads, wash the Washable stabilizer away and voila you have a really, really, really scrappy piece of "fabric" that can be added to whatever you choose. I haven't tried it yet, but it is on my list. First I have to find the pattern book that I have that I read this in, and I can't even do a search as I can't remember what that technique is called. PS - I save all my scraps as I do art, mini, scrappy, applique. Just haven't found my nitch yet. Then again, variety is the spice of life!

I am saving 1 1/2 inch squares for my some day postage stamp quilt.

Hello never heard of a crumb quilt where can I see one? Thanks

janquiltz-----that is what i do except when sewn and solvy wash off i put it on a upside down bowl to dry then when dry i put stiffener on the outside let dry and then i put some on the inside and let dry.the stiffener drys clear. if the solvy isn't as big as i want then i just overlap the pieces till i have what i want.

Good infor. I was wondering the same thing. Thanks. :)