Magic numbers patterns #7 Crinkled potato chip block happy scrappy quilt pattern idea

Potato chip block is an awesome scrap buster which can be customised, as it is based on magic numbers principle. I have gone BIG here to allow for free hand curves to be added. I don’t do difficult, so I cut my pieces slightly bigger to square up to final size after I made my crinkles on individual pieces. You can use up larger scraps of random fabrics, maybe forgotten layer cake or fat quarters, how about upcycling some shirts? Anything you have will work and look awesome. There are other layouts for individual pieces, so if you don’t like potato chip or you made plenty of crinkles. you can still make great project with these pieces and not repeat design. Because pieces are big, my baby quilt for project Linus was finished in no time. Happy sewing!
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Scrap buster #34 Wonky Drunkards Path Block GO BIG My big wedding quilt part 1 • Scrap buster #34 Wonky...
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[@JenniferSmith-je3se]

Really lovely effect. Thank you.

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Glad you like it!

[@Suzan4610]

Another great design. You are so talented.

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That’s so kind, thank you so much ❤️❤️

[@nellyshea7807]

Thanks!

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[@paulaneary7877]

Hi Pola. Thank you for the video. I really enjoy watching your videos. I always learn a lot. I also like that you use a design board to see what you are doing. Have a great day! Greetings from California!

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Thank you so much for watching and commenting, much appreciated ❤️❤️

[@sharonlyman3029]

Great effect! Thank you. Missing your videos. Hope you are well.

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Thank you for watching. Moved the house so will take some time to set up back but hopefully soon 😊

[@CopycatQuilter]

I love watching your videos! Thanks for sharing your ideas!

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Thank you for watching ❤️❤️

[@malgorzatawandycz7912]

Pani Malgosia naprawde bardzo fajnie to wyglada. Potatoe chip blokig sa fantastycze badzo kolorowe. Gratulacje, z Bogiem.

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Dziekuje ❤️❤️

[@kmhollifield1983]

Can't wait to hear about the rotary cutter blade you are testing!

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Coming soon, thank you for watching ❤️❤️

[@judylitton4198]

great idea

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Thank you 😊

[@blairseibert1778]

What fun. I can imagine this in solids too. Thank you Pola.

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Thank you for watching ❤️❤️

[@NolaTheAlamoChiliQueen]

I’m going to gather some large scraps and try this. I’ve never done curves. If this goes alright, maybe I will try Drunkard’s Path!

[@polaquilting]

Awesome, I have tutorial for wonky drunkards path, check it out ❤️❤️

[@ninatrusty2057]

I am fascinated with how you created this. It is a marvelous idea. I want to try this but first I have to complete some other projects.

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Thank you so much for watching ❤️❤️❤️

[@francespiquemal8813]

Thank you for sharing your knowledge, skills and expertise. I am interested in seeing your review on the cutter. I note that it is pushing the fabric as you cut on it.

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Thank you for watching. I had too many layers 🤣 with curves you don’t have ruler holding fabric so less layers is better.