Your challenge quiltin the red white and black is really stunning! Thank you for sharing that with us. I love Crumb quilts and I have learned that although some people can so things are together at weird angles etc. I’m not one of them. I’d prefer a more regular looking block like you have. It has never occurred to me to search them like that and I think it’s a great idea! I am very fond of the little rectangular chrome box also and have the Accu quilt dies for two different sizes of small rectangles. It’s even more fun when your cats help you sort… Thank you so much for these great videos!
I absolutely love these crumb ideas. I also do this. The end result is so interesting to look at and your idea of sashing them really gives your eye a place to rest!!!! Keep on showing us your crumbs. Your fabrics are beautiful. Thank you for sharing.
Thank you for the tutorial on making the crumb blocks. Why do some people use a square piece of fabric or batting as a baste vs. just making the block like you have? I’ve watched tutorials using all three methods and am curious as to why one would chose one over another of these methods. Thank you.
There are a number of methods to put crumb blocks together. Some quilters like to use the QAYG (quilt-as-you-go) technique as it simply allows them to be able to piece the blocks and quilt them all at the same time! Any of the crumb quilt methods are great techniques to learn and to use. I think the method you choose is ultimately your personal preference! I hope you get a chance to try them all! Happy quilting to you, Carla!
Nice looking blocks and fun to do ty for sharing 😊😊
Your challenge quiltin the red white and black is really stunning! Thank you for sharing that with us. I love Crumb quilts and I have learned that although some people can so things are together at weird angles etc. I’m not one of them. I’d prefer a more regular looking block like you have. It has never occurred to me to search them like that and I think it’s a great idea! I am very fond of the little rectangular chrome box also and have the Accu quilt dies for two different sizes of small rectangles. It’s even more fun when your cats help you sort… Thank you so much for these great videos!
You are so welcome! So glad you enjoy the videos! Happy Quilting!
I just found you!!!! I can't wait to catch up with all your videos. 🥰
Welcome!! Have fun watching my videos!! Happy quilting!!
Great tutorial! Thank you for the pdf’s - I love how you teach us. Your quilt will be stunning!
I love the way you make flying geese and triangles and things in the center. It really makes the crumbs pop.
Congratulations on being featured in McCall’s! Thank you for your tips, instructions and great videos😊
Thank you and you are so welcome! Enjoy!
Wonderful use of crumbs. I have bags and bags! Thank you!
I absolutely love these crumb ideas. I also do this. The end result is so interesting to look at and your idea of sashing them really gives your eye a place to rest!!!! Keep on showing us your crumbs. Your fabrics are beautiful. Thank you for sharing.
You are so welcome!
Love these ideas!! Great idea on using the crumbs. They're beautiful!! Nice to see Bailey!!
Great video! Thank you for the pdf patterns. I too enjoy creating crumb blocks. Looking forward to your next video. Happy scrappy sewing!
I enjoyed your video you are a great instructor and great blocks !
Glad it was helpful!
Beautiful as always thankyou I really enjoy watching your videos 😊
Thanks so much 😊
Nice presentation, Lori. Thank you. Best wishes for speedy recovery with the allergies. It’s the season, yes?!
Yes! Thank you!
I just tried to do that technique today. Didn't look as good as yours. You made me want to try again
You can do it!
So inspiring! I will definitely try this.
Love crum quilts
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Hi, Bailey!
Bailey says, “Hi, Jeanne!”
Thank you for the tutorial on making the crumb blocks. Why do some people use a square piece of fabric or batting as a baste vs. just making the block like you have? I’ve watched tutorials using all three methods and am curious as to why one would chose one over another of these methods. Thank you.
There are a number of methods to put crumb blocks together. Some quilters like to use the QAYG (quilt-as-you-go) technique as it simply allows them to be able to piece the blocks and quilt them all at the same time! Any of the crumb quilt methods are great techniques to learn and to use. I think the method you choose is ultimately your personal preference! I hope you get a chance to try them all! Happy quilting to you, Carla!
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