Crumbs, Crumbs, Crumbs
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Well I finally have time to work on my Crumb quilt and its been quite interesting... after piecing blocks, rectangles, triangles and such, Its become the size of an over sized lap quilt but I am going to continue to add on as my goal is a queen size..
Icky. uglies in there..
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An add on.. and its growin!!
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42x54 so far.. and lots to go yet !!!
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So that's a crumb quilt. Here I have been making them for 30 years and calling them string or crazy quilts. He he. Don't ask me to post pictures, someone always grabs them as soon as they are finished.
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I didn't know what a crumb quilt was but it is what I used to think a quilt was. I like it. I don't know if I'll ever have the time or patience to make one but at least now I know what I'm saving all those crumbs for!
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At the risk of sounding really ignorant, is a crumb quilt the same as a scrappy quilt? I have never heard that term before.
Would I be correct in assuming a crumb quilt is made from small scraps and not just extra fabric lying around??
Look forward to the enlightenment!
Would I be correct in assuming a crumb quilt is made from small scraps and not just extra fabric lying around??
Look forward to the enlightenment!
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Originally Posted by Tea Time Tess
At the risk of sounding really ignorant, is a crumb quilt the same as a scrappy quilt? I have never heard that term before. Would I be correct in assuming a crumb quilt is made from small scraps and not just extra fabric lying around?? Look forward to the enlightenment!
That is exactly what I think a crumb quilt is- just as you describe. Made from very small pieces that are first sewn together to make a bigger piece of fabric compared to a scrappy one where you already have the whole fabric and cut it into pieces. Scrappy to me means a lot of different colors all mish-mashed together with no particular pattern. Just my opinion, tho.
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