Gardening is a relaxing and enjoyable activity that many of us look forward to during the warmer months. It’s a time to get outside and connect with nature, and to create a beautiful and flourishing environment. And what better way … Read More ...
6 Sensations Scrappy Quilt Block Patterns
We all love a scrappy quilt right? Well I know I do and I am always looking for fun and uniques scrap fabric quilt block patterns. Here are six sensational ones that you can purchase over on Etsy.
Before … Read More ...
Fun and Free Scrappy Lap Quilt Pattern
I fell in love with this quilt pattern from Cluck Cluck Sew the moment I saw it. It was even better when I realized that it was a free tutorial
It has such a unique look to it and with … Read More ...
Free Jelly Roll Quilt Pattern
Grab your favorite jelly roll and some background fabric and make this stunning quilt pattern from Sew Can She. Wow are the fabrics she used gorgeous!
This quilt has tricky looking layout, but it is easy to make. Complete … Read More ...
Easy Hexie Keyring Tutorial
Not sure what to do with all of your leftover hexies or really want to start making some? Here’s a great idea from Molly and Mama. Turn them into keyrings! Talk about a great stocking stuffer or little bring … Read More ...
6 Sensational Improv Quilt Ideas

Improv quilting is a form of quilting that allows the quilter to let their creativity run wild and free. Unlike traditional quilting that follows a pattern, with improv quilting there is no set pattern to follow. Instead, the quilter uses … Read More ...
How to Make a Chicago Geese Quilt Block
Calling all scrap quilters! This unique quilt block from fabric406 is a great one for all of those scraps you have around the house.
Complete with step-by-step photos and instructions, this is not a block that is ideal for absolute … Read More ...
How to Make a Strip Fabric Throw Pillow
Here is a unique way to use up some fabric strips. Turn them into this striking throw pillow with this tutorial from Quilting in the Rain.
Perfect for one of your jelly rolls, this pillow comes together easily with … Read More ...
How to Make a Scrap Fabric Mini Easter Basket

I’m not sure this tiny Easter basket from Crafty Staci can get any cuter!
Made with just a small amount of fabric, this adorable little basket is the perfect scrap-busting project, helping you use up leftover fabric while creating something … Read More ...
How to Make a Scrap Fabric Easter Egg
Gather up your pretty fabrics and get ready for some sewing fun! Make one or more of these darling scrap fabric Easter eggs with this pattern by Orange Bettie.
What a fun and unique project just in time for … Read More ...
Free and Easy Easter Cookies Table Runner Pattern
Perfect for scrap-busting, this easy and adorable quilted table runner from Create with Claudia will make your Easter table a hit!
Combining easy piecing and some fun appliqué shapes, you can customize this pattern and make it entirely your own. … Read More ...
Free Chandelier Quilt Patterns

I have been seeing a lot of versions of this gorgeous Chandelier quilt from Lella Boutique. If you have been seeing them too, then now is your chance to get this beautiful pattern.
It is easy to make and … Read More ...
Easter Chick Appliqué Wall Hanging Pattern
Easter cuteness overload alert! Look at this adorable Easter chick quilted wall hanging pattern that you can purchase over on Annie’s Craft Store.
From the Easter bonnet on the chick, to the umbrella, it is about as cute as … Read More ...
Foundation Paper Pieced Mini Pineapple Quilt Block Tutorial
Are you ready to try some mini foundation paper piecing? This tutorial from The Little Mushroom Cap can help you out.
Perfect for small scraps, test out your sewing skills with this technique. The blog post takes you through the … Read More ...
How to Make an Hourglass Quilt
Perfect for scrap busting, this hourglass quilt pattern and tutorial from Cluck Cluck Sew will be a quilt you will want to make.
If you follow along with my articles then you know I love scrappy quilts and have made … Read More ...










