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Hi Reader, With JUST ONE Fat Quarter You can create this beautiful Potato Chip Quilt! It may be small but so very and pretty and practical. Plus it's a great way to get back into these 'addictive' quilts. I know I can never make just one! π My initial thought for this tutorial was to use an ugly fabric I avoid using. But then I found this piece and had to use it! I have a couple other variations that I'm excited to try, so be sure and watch for those. βSubscriber 40% OFF Super-Sized Placemat Pattern Saleβ As I work through the other options for this pattern idea, those will also be added to this pattern. I'm looking forward to some fun quilting this week! Readers have asked how to make a Disappearing Potato Chip Quilt Block. That's a very good question that I've thought about quite a few times. My first idea was to create a block laid out like an HST. Then after making four of them, I positioned them in a pinwheel pattern shown in the video below. ββSubscriber 40% OFF How to Make a Potato Chip Block Pinwheel Quiltββ Alternatively, a Potato Chip Quilt Block could be made into a half square triangle. That would open up a lot of fund ideas. So start thinking about that and see if we come up with similar options! Just for Fun! Check out these ideas for Easier & Faster Rag Quilts while also USING CHEAPER FLANNEL! It's an all-around win. π₯³Many of these are Walmart fabrics! The in-store selection is limited but they offer a wider variety online. The flannels I've worked with are at least equal to the quality JoAnn's carried. They've been easy to work with and withstand plenty of trips through the washer & dryer! You may also enjoy the post for this video, 5 Awesome Secrets to Rag Quilting FASTER!. It outlines my rag quilting tips in detail. Checking My To-Do List!Sitting right next to me is a list of the Potato Chip Quilts I'll be making in the next few weeks. I looked back and counted 23 Potato Chip Quilt videos that I've made in the last two years! Wow, there's no other pattern that I've made anywhere near that many! Don't Miss THIS MONTH'S Fat Quarter Shop Specials!
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Now it's time to begin making the Potato Chip Panel Quilt with the gorgeous new fabrics gifted from my friend Phyllis. There's even a floral panel that will be beautiful! We'll get together soon with that beautiful quilt! Have a wonderful weekend and enjoy a bit of quilting! Happy Quilting, Lea Louise Find more Lea Louise Quilts here: Website: https://inspiredquiltingbylealouise.comβ |
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Hi Reader, Fall is in the air and the time is right for a cozy quilt to celebrate the season! This quilt began as my, 'I don't know how to make a brown quilt' and ended up being, 'My gorgeous fall-color rag quilt'! This is my fastest rag quilt tutorial for fall. Learn how to make a cozy rag quilt throw in just a weekend - no batting, easy offset seams, fast snipping, and beautiful results! Don't miss this video! Here are lots of Rag Quilt learning opportunities, a FREE email course, a Ruffled...
Hi Reader, Happy Tuesday! Since I'm heading out of town tomorrow, I didn't want to miss a video this week. So I hope you enjoy this surprise release and are excited about these 7 gorgeous potato chip quilt designs. Also be sure to download a FREE copy of the Sarnia Quilter's Guild Potato Chip Quilt Block Book with 33 different patterns. The patterns demonstrated today are all from this book. So if you have a copy you can follow along. If you're ready for a Half-Square-Triangle-ish potato chip...
Hi Reader, When it comes to the holidays, my primary rule is 'Keep It Simple'! While I may only follow it the first few months, it's a good rule. Until I see what else is out there to create and I want to make it all! π So I'm changing my approach this year...again. Use simple blocks that go together fast and easy! Here's how I'm deciding which blocks to choose. First, it must be a block I can easily make scrappy. This way I can use fabric I already have which saves me money. I prefer to buy...