Scrap Fabric Quilt Block || Make a Scrappy Block!

Here is a link to the video featuring the old quilt that inspired this block: https://youtu.be/7zaPXdCKBBI . The block is a variation of Edna's Choice (#101) according the book 5500 Quilt Block Designs by Maggie Malone.

As a SUPER beginner I appreciate this video. I hate wasting fabric

I'm so glad to see that you pin so much. I thought there was something wrong with me, since I can't seem to sew without pinning. Thank you. 🙂🙃🙂

I absolutely loved them! Perfected for our end of year bunches & bunches of scraps. I do have to add I love the older quilts. I have 5 right now I punched from an older sweet woman.. She just didn’t want them any longer😢 I felt I had to rescue them!!! 😊

I loved your opening where all different seasons and holidays could be made with this awesome Block. I watched this twice‼️👏👏💜

Wonderful tutorial! Love that you rescued, cleaned, and learned SEW much from an older quilt. Great block. Thank you for sharing!

YES!!! 🔥I love all the methods you showed!! Great explanation as always!!!❤This is a quilt I would totally make!!🤩

Love this block. A great scrappy block to make between projects or at the end of each sewing session and would be wonderful for a charity Quilt.

definitely liking how you show many ways to get the same look, so depending how we process our scraps, the instructions are clear and easy to do.

I was thinking fussy cut fabric for the middle, applique works, too! Thinking I might start a leaders and enders with Christmas fabrics for a quilt like this -- or several!! I've got a LOT of Christmas fabric!! LOL!! Thank you for sharing!

Thankyou thankyou Kris for this video. Your object might have been to show us how to do the scrappy quilt block and yes, I really enjoyed this but what I valued most was the lesson on how to square up your block. I was given a whole bunch of blocks made by different people and asked to sew them together. My mind went blank because all the squares were, well, not uniform in their square and I didn't know where to start. Especially too because I had cut and made some blocks to go with it too. Mine all matched, other blocks matched each other but nothing was uniform. Now I can fix it all up. Finally, I know what I am doing!!!!!!! Thank you.

Thank you for sharing with us beginners…retired but love material❤️❤️❤️

I just found your channel today!! I have a lot of scraps and this block will be perfect to use them up!! (or, at least some of them) I love your teaching style and your bubbly personality.

Hurray! Someone besides me and Kimberly Jolly who pins! I think it save many headaches. Thanks for creating 3 ways to make it too. Very helpful!

I will deconstruct my gently used napkins and pillowcases for my scrappy blocks. Thank for sharing your sewing lessons, Kris.

Love this idea! I think I’ll use full sized jelly roll strips and cut them down into 2 patches and just toss ‘em in a basket until I have a whole pile to make into a quilt (putting the 2 patches randomly all over the quilt so it doesn’t get matchy-matchy). Thanks for sharing!

Love the red quilt

I love scrappy & this is another great way to use up fabric. My goal this year is to do exactly that & not buy any fabric except maybe background & backing as needed. Thanks for sharing!!

I love your Old Quilt videos, which are informative and educational. Thanks for sharing your vintage treasures.

I love learning from you! Thanks! And I love that you love old quilts and take the time to share them with us!! I found you during 12 Days of Quiltmas, too! ❤