Chiclets is a great free pattern, and uses 2.5 inch squares. Just start making 4 patches, then combine 4 of those into the 16 patch.
http://www.brandysquiltpatterns.com/ChicletsFree.pdf |
Thanks you for all the replies so far. Can't wait to check some of these sites to see what I can find that interests me.
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What I have done when faced with a pile of scraps, is to sew them together on muslin blocks. I can then cut up the blocks any way I like, using it just like fabric, and I make almost any kind of quilt with it. It's really quite exciting to do!
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Try favequilts.com. I find lots of great patterns there especially for charity scrap quilts as that is what our members donate.
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Why not cut your scraps into 4 inch blocks? Moda Bake Shop has some cute scrappies. I like working with 2 1/2 inch strips. If I ever figure out how to load pics, you'll get to see them.
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Originally Posted by grammy Dwynn
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IMHO the best 'scrap' sites ~ http://quiltville.com/
& http://www.maryquilts.com/ they both have lots of quilt |
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this is one we call Sugar and Spice. Good if you have a lot of white or muslin scraps. We make it with really small pieces but you can adapt to any size.
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Originally Posted by ptquilts
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this is one we call Sugar and Spice. Good if you have a lot of white or muslin scraps. We make it with really small pieces but you can adapt to any size.
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Originally Posted by alikigirl
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Chiclets is a great free pattern, and uses 2.5 inch squares. Just start making 4 patches, then combine 4 of those into the 16 patch.
http://www.brandysquiltpatterns.com/ChicletsFree.pdf |
This tutorial is a bit confusing and maybe you can come up with your own approach but it will use your scraps without being scrappy. http://www.annamariahorner.com/Feather.Bed.Quilt.pdf
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