I have collected many blue and white fabrics and after I cut them into charm squares I used my "go to" technique that I have shown here. I learned this technique, how to turn charm squares on point, about 9 years ago from my local quilt shop. Whenever I want to make something quick and easy, no matter what size quilt I need, this is my favorite easy quilt method. I try to cut some squares out of all of my fabric, because the idea of a charm quilt is to have no two squares alike. This is a great way to use your stash! This technique works for any size charm square, so I usually cut 4, 5 and 6 inch squares to have on hand : )
I hope you are enjoying the Blogger's Quilt Festival!
elizabeth
Beautiful colors making this a stunning quilt. Great Job.
ReplyDeleteYour quilt is so pretty! The colors are great! It's such a cozy and inviting quilt...
ReplyDeleteThis is a wonderful technique, can't wait to try it. Using your example, how large is the quilt? BettyLou
ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea you have shared. Love all the blues. Thank you. Love Lois
ReplyDeleteThe quilt is 45" x 57" using 6 inch charm squares.
ReplyDeleteGreat idea. Perfect use of scraps :)
ReplyDeleteThis is a lovely quilt. I have noticed a lot of people are sharing quilts in the BQF from fabric that the collected -- similar to you collecting your blue and whites. Great job!
ReplyDeleteAngie - www.craftedAngles.com
L'azzurro e il blu con il bianco sono i miei colori preferiti!
ReplyDeleteCiao Domenica
I love learning new ideas and I think this one is great. Thank you.
ReplyDeleteYour blue quilt is gorgeous. It looks so cosy!
That is one cool technique to have at your disposal. Thanks for the info, and the pretty quilt you shared.
ReplyDeleteLeslie S. in MN
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very good idea for a quilt. looks so nice on point! love all the blues. thanks for sharing and have a great day
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