Today I'm pleased to have Andrea from Knitty Bitties as a guest...
Andrea's featured Tutorial is this Simply Fantastic little project she made with her fabric crumbs!
What are Fabric Crumbs? You ask..... Well Andrea and I just happen to both think - they are your Fabric Scraps that are less than a Charm Square (5" x 5"). The littlest, itsiest, bitsiest Fabric Scraps that you "could" actually sew with.
Here is a little bit of my crumbs....
And here are the 5"x5" blocks I made using Andrea's Tutorial and my Fabric Crumbs... Tomorrow I'll share my finished project with you.
A little birdie told me that not only does Andrea have an awesome tutorial on her blog, she's GIVING AWAY a great little stack of Fabric!!! So hurry on over to take a look at Andrea's Project and enter to win! :)
Happy Scrappy Sewing.... ooxx`jodi
27 comments:
Best month ever in blogland! Thanks for organizing it all!!
I love the fabrics- so bright and happy!!! Great post!
I am really loving the scrap focus you are bringing to the blogs!! Thanks! Now to acquire more scraps....
Wow--I can't believe the month is nearly over! :( So much inspiration, so many new blogs to visit, so much fun! THank you for organizing it! Hopefully, I will have many more scraps by next year! LOL I am still working on my picnic quilt--using it as a leaders and enders project.
Now off to check out the crumbs tutorial!
I never want to throw a scrap away again!! Great post. Kx
I love this color combo.
I hate to see the month end as I have so enjoyed your blog about scraps this month. I bought one of the books that you suggested and I'm cutting all my scraps like the book suggests. This has been fun Jodi!
I agree - Best Month ever in blogland. So many pretties! So many ideas!
We're making these blocks at church, in an upcoming Quilt-a-Thon. We call them "Ezekiel blocks" based on the Bible story of the Holy Spirit blowing breath into dry bones (scraps) and restoring them to life (fabric). We have a great time making such quilts and will be giving them to a pediatric intensive care unit.
We're making these blocks at church, in an upcoming Quilt-a-Thon. We call them "Ezekiel blocks" based on the Bible story of the Holy Spirit blowing breath into dry bones (scraps) and restoring them to life (fabric). We have a great time making such quilts and will be giving them to a pediatric intensive care unit.
Thanks for the great project.
I love it! On my way over to see her project and enter her giveaway! Thanks for the month of scrappy stuff!
Love your blocks...the fabrics are so pretty and cheerful!
Scraps are awesome, whatever you make of them.
Thanks. I'm heading to her blog now.
So cute and fun looking, I'm going over to visit her site. Thank you.
Such a cute little mat and great idea for the washer. I hate all the goo that ends up underneath the bottles of soap on top of my washer. Using this when it looks gross it can just be tossed into the load with other stuff to clean it again.
How cute.
Such a cute little crumb quilt. Heading over to see Andrea's blog :)
I love this!! wonderful!!!
Cute crumbs!
I love seeing bright, happy fabric during this cold, dreary January!
I just took a "crumb" class yesterday & made 18 crumb blocks! fun fun fun (even moreso when 10 ladies all throw their crumbs in one big bucket!)
I love your fabric and the tutorial shared by Andrea's... Thank you!!
I love your fabric! Love your ideas!
I am looking for theme in my scrap basket to pretty up my laundry room this afternoon.
These crumb quilts come out so cute!
I love making crumb blocks. To me they are like potato chips, you can't make just one. I have a HUGE box full of crumb blocks I have made, but never quite knew what I wanted to do with them. It never occurred to me to frame them with a solid color. Wow! The things you learn in blog land.
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