So You Want to Make a Scrap Quilt (Part Two)

Welcome back to the second part of my Scrap-Friendly Quilt Patterns series! After a few weeks of designing and sewing, I'm excited to share more patterns that will help you make the most of your fabric scraps. Stay tuned, as there will be a Part 3 coming soon, and hopefully, a Part 4 in the future, as I continue to add more scrap-friendly patterns to the shop.

If you're passionate about creating scrap quilts, you’ll find plenty of inspiration and tips in these additional blog posts:

So You Want to Make a Scrap Quilt (Part 1)

How to Make Your Scrap Quilt Look Good

Creating a Successful Rainbow Scrap Quilt

Scrap Quilts: My Rules

Cutting Scraps - My Favorite Supplies

Types of Curated Scrap Quilts

What is a Scrap?

My Number 1 Scrap Rule

My Top 10 Favorite Scrap Projects

Picking a Backing Fabric for Your Scrap Quilt

Using Scraps - 2.5" Strips

Using Scraps - 3.5" Squares

Using Scraps - 4" Squares

Using Scraps - 2.5" Squares

Using Extra Wideback Fabric as Background Fabric (Great for Scrap Quilts!)

Explore More Scrap-Friendly Patterns

In this series, you'll discover creative ways to use up your leftover fabric scraps, turning them into beautiful, unique quilts. Each pattern is designed to be beginner-friendly or experienced beginner-friendly and perfect for quilters looking to reduce waste and add a personal touch to their projects.

Benefits of Scrap Quilting

Eco-Friendly: Utilize leftover fabric pieces and reduce fabric waste.
Cost-Effective: Make quilts without purchasing new fabric.
Creative Freedom: Mix and match different patterns, colors, and textures.
Personal Touch: Each scrap quilt tells a unique story with your leftover fabric pieces.