How to Use Crumb Fabric to Make a Scrappy Potato Chip Block

[@cindyf181]

Love this idea for crumbs. I am know as the crumb block queen. Adding the row of calm background makes a huge difference. Thanks for sharing.

[@HappyBird105]

Thankyou! Your videos are so clear and straight to the point! Great Idea! I appreciate your creatively!😁

[@Chatterboxquilts]

Thanks so much - glad you liked it!

[@s.a.whirley4559]

I love this!!!

[@conqueringmountscrapmorewi2509]

Thank you for your video! The Potato chip block got it inspired name from the Lays Potatoe chip advertisement... "so much fun, you can't just make one." Also my favorite size is 2.0 x 3.5 inch which is about the size of a potato chip. The crumb fabrics are another fun way to make these!

[@doreensherk287]

❤potato chip blocks are so much fun to make, I think I may have 35 or 40 blocks made. Now you gave me another great idea for my many crumbs…….❤ I’m glad you mentioned putting a solid inbetween……

[@donnaspencer2558]

My kind of quilting! I am always delighted to repurpose all these little bits. This is scrappy” at its finest. Thank you for the new idea and inspiration.

[@Chatterboxquilts]

You're welcome - enjoy making your potato chip blocks!

[@barbaraaufiero5008]

Thanks you! I love all of your videos. I'm definitely going to try this

[@Chatterboxquilts]

Have fun!

[@vallang4832]

Thank you. I have been wondering what to do with blocksI have made.

[@Chatterboxquilts]

You're welcome! Hope this gives you some inspiration.

[@cindycolvin2916]

How did this block get its name “ potato chip”?

[@Chatterboxquilts]

Good question and I really don't know the answer to that but it is a fun name!

[@sallycroft9503]

Why do they call it potato chip?

[@stitchergal99]

Because, you can’t make just one! (As in, “you can’t eat just one potato chip.”)