Really cute table topper...love the simple design! Yes, these little gems are perfect for using those charms up. I had some extra charms squares left over from a queen/king quilt and used them to make the Crisscross Coasters...they were the perfect size.

Why not make a charm quilt. No two pieces the same.

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One of my favorites also plus using the twister tool. Sometimes if in a hurry it is a way to do a quick table runner.

I like simplicity, and charm packs give me that. I just finished putting together a quilt top using two charm packs, a panel and a couple yards of a neutral fabric. It went together in a day, and I think it turned out cute.

I have also used them for baby quilts, table toppers and other small items. Oh, and purses and tote bags. They make wonderful purses and totes. :-)

I went to Anka's treasures website and got lost in the inspiration page she has. If you like her patterns, 20 pages of inspiration using her patterns!

Hi, again! So sorry, I should have posted the link for the Criss Cross Coasters. Here it is:
http://allsorts.typepad.com/allsorts...ross_coas.html

You can incorporate some fat quarters very easily. FQs yield 12 five inch squares. Or try using some scraps from your stash. I cut my scraps into 5" squares just so I can add a little originality (and extra fabric) to my charm packs.

I like this one at modabakeshop.
http://www.modabakeshop.com/2012/08/...arm-quilt.html
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Cute, isn't it? And by varyng the sashing, you can change the season:)

I have found I need to buy more than one of the same charm pack to do much of anything with them.
However, I made a really cute baby quilt from one charm pack. I tried the split 9 patch tutiorial from Missouri Star. Turned out really cute and easy.