I totally agree. Perfect pattern for "what was I thinking when I bought this fabric" designs. Always amazes me when those "ugly" fabrics are incorporated with other fabrics and turn out to be the perfect addition. Always heared that the "accidents" are no accidents, just new designs in process. Great job with tutes. Now I am READY to take this design on. Next charity quilt in making!!!

cool. i can't wait to see it

Bevanger,

Thank you so much for doing this tutorial. I just love this site, so much to learn and love all of your help.

Karen

your so very welcome

Bevanger have you done any more of these scrappy wonky blocks and/or did you put them in a quilt or table runner etc. If so, I would sure like to see a picture.

Oh my gosh, I totally forgot about those. Its one of those things where you set them aside and forget

:oops: I better break them out after I finish the one I'm working on now. I was in a sewing slump it seems like forever and just now getting back into it.

Bevanger GREAT TUTE. I have to go shopping for fabric. I need it for Bev's tute. Knew I would find an excuse.

Oh cool. I can't wait to see yours

You did a wonderful job explaining the process!! I love all of the pictures!! I think that I could actually make some. You have a gift, not everyone can teach. :thumbup: :thumbup: :thumbup:

Awwwwwww thanks hun. Just have fun with it.

Just finished reading your tute, and I 've got the scapbox out. I have so many scrap fabs with cute little kid type designs, and I never could figure out away to use them, but too cute to throw away. Plus they were from clothing I made for my first grand-daughter and some for her little brother, and I really wanted to make them into something for them to keep. Guess I"d better get busy!! Thanks for the lesson. Carol

You go girl. I can't wait to see what you come up with

cute way to use up your scraps, thanks

What is a crumb block?

do a search for QAYG on here, there is a good tutorial with pictures.

wow, thanks for this tutorial!

Your welcome :-D

This is great! I love it!!

I have some fabric that I couldn't decide how to cut (all various sized sneakers) so now I see exactly what I can do with it!

Thank you!!

there ya go. i can't wait to see yours

:thumbup:

Bev,
Great tutorial! Don't know how I missed this one.
But, now I've bookmarked it.
Might try this today. :P
Looks like fun, AND I have a ton of scraps to use up. :roll:
Thanks!

Way To go kiddo. Let me know how it goes. I'd love to see pics.

wow wil I have fun with some snipits from old progects! the pices don't have to be too big just big enough! Thank You!

And to think i couldn't do anything with my little scraps! Thanks for the info!

I can't wait to see your quilts.

I have a ton of 4 1/2 inch squares leftover from other projects. I think they'd be perfect for this. Thans for the idea !

I love this block! Gives me inspiration to work with my scraps. Thank you for sharing and teaching this!

I love the idea. Do you have any pictures of a full quilt using theses squares????
Would love to see.
Thank you,

Every time I "REALLY" straighten out my sewing room I can never find anything. ;)

Dear Professional Tutorial Maker,

Great lesson! And I love those blocks. I, too, am adding this one to my mental "Quilts To Make" list. Just based on the ideas I am getting from this board, that mental list will take me through the next 50 years.

Nice! :thumbup:

Loved your tute, very easy I will try this as soon as I can.

Hi Bev, I'm from Port Angeles, now here north of Spokane. I love that idea, what a quick way to use scraps and get a neat quilt. Thanks