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July 21, 2016 by Angie 7 Comments

I’m going to make one more Fat Quarter Quilt using the Fat Quarter Quilt Along pattern.

And then I’m moving on to my next idea (also using Fat Quarters).

If you’re like me ….

you have maybe a hundred or so Fat Quarters … how can you resist buying them when they’re so cute and affordable?
you never make anything with them.

So, my focus for this month is using those Fat Quarters!!

Here’s the fabric for my purple version … using From Bump to Baby Fabric.

See ya!

Join our Chic n Scratch Quilt Along Facebook Group to participate in our Quilt Alongs.

Fat Quarter Quilt Along Video 3

July 20, 2016 by Angie Leave a Comment

I’m happy to report that I’ve wrapped up the Fat Quarter Quilt Along and the final video is posted below.

If you would like to make your quilt larger all you need to do is buy more Fat Quarters and add more rows.

I’ve decided to make another Fat Quarter Quilt …. using another color … will share pictures soon!

Fat Quarter Quilt Along Video #3

Click here to print the Project Supply Sheet.

Here are the supplies you need for the Fat Quarter Quilt Along

6 Fat Quarters that coordinate
1/3 Yard Binding Fabric
1-1/2 Yard Backing Fabric
Matching Thread
Rotary Cutter
Ruler that can measure 8-1/2″ & 10″
Sewing Machine
Iron

This quilt top measures 39 x 49 (or 38 x 48 if your machine sews at a generous 1/4″).

See ya!

p.s. Join our Chic n Scratch Quilt Along Facebook Group to participate in our Quilt Alongs.

Fat Quarter Quilt Along Video 2

July 19, 2016 by Angie Leave a Comment

I have decided that fabric choice is very important!

The Pink Fat Quarter Quilt turned out LOVELY!

The Blue Fat Quarter Quilt … what can I say … it just doesn’t compare to the pink.

But … the person that receives this quilt will surely love it (especially if blue is their favorite color).

The Pink Quilt is mine … I usually always keep my prototypes (will eventually will passed to my children/grandchildren) … and the Blue one is going to a children’s hospital.

Once the blue quilt top is quilted … I’m sure it will be beautiful!

And … my photography at our house in Kansas is not as good as my lake house photography. Our back deck at the lake house over looks the lake and is among a ton of trees (and light). Whereas my house in Overland Park faces a different direction and has houses everywhere (backdrop not so good).