Scrap splats yield 4 Log Cabin blocks

Dedicated scrap-keeper Rachael, of Rachael Rabbit, declares we quilters have it backwards. She explains,

Instead of waiting for projects to inspire you to use your scraps. Sew all your scraps together to create ‘fabric’ and make them work for you.

Shown here, is a white and blue ‘splat’, her name for her created fabric. From several of these, she cut strips, then sewed them into Log Cabin blocks, 4 in all.

Visit her post to see her finished 4-patch Log Cabin block: Scrap Buster: Splatastic Scraps

{Image credit: Rachael Rabbit}

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This delightful tutorial, shared by Quilting in the Rain offers a heartwarming glimpse into the creation of vintage quilt stockings. The author, filled with excitement, stayed up late crafting these charming Christmas stockings and even filmed a tutorial to share with others.

Despite being in her pajamas and filming past midnight, the tutorial exudes warmth and creativity. While you won’t see much of the author in the video, her enthusiasm shines through as she guides viewers through the process.

The tutorial includes a helpful tip for those without vintage quilts, suggesting the use of “cutter quilts” available on platforms like eBay or Etsy. These affordable options provide the perfect material for crafting without breaking the bank.

The author also shares a personal story about the quilt used for the stockings, describing its condition and the sentimental value it holds. Despite its fragile state, the quilt found new life as beautiful stockings, showcasing the author’s creativity and resourcefulness.

This tutorial not only teaches how to make vintage quilt stockings but also inspires creativity and resourcefulness in crafting.

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