Yet Another Amazing Way to make A Potato Chip Block Quilt!

I keep finding new ways to make AMAZING Potato Chip Block Quilts. They are so easy that I can't stop! This is the most Incredible so far!
Just wait until you see what I have for you today! It’s all about scraps and making colorful blocks that when combined create an amazing quilt. But it gets even better! This Square-in-a-Square PCB is an incredible design and so easy to make!
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Chapters:
0:00 Intro
8:51 Block Demo
9:43 Block Cutting Diagram
5:06 Center Block Border
5:45 Prepping Cut Blocks
6:22 Add Triangles to Center Block
11:44 Final Layout

See how to cut Fat Quarters into Charm Squares! When you learn how to cut a fat quarter into precuts you’ll have a varied selection of precut fabrics ready when you need them. Depending on the size of your fat quarter stash, you may just find a treasure trove of fabric at your fingertips! The free printable Fat Quarter Cutting Chart includes 4 pages of cutting layouts and fabric guides to help you determine what is best for you.
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[InspiredQuiltingbyLeaLouise]

This square quilt finishes at 42-inches. Happy Quilting,
Lea Louise

[joydavis]

I LOVE how excited you get over these potato chip quilts. Thanks for another great video. Your excitement is contagious.

[joanjohnson]

Boy ! Just in time to do something with ALL THE POTATO CHIPS I GATHERED! Your an amazing instructor and make quilting fun again! Happy trails as you always find out there in quilting inspirations! Thank you for opening things very new to me!

[annmoran]

Love this potato’s quilt and all pretty colours So hoping I am lucky

[jenniferr]

I made one with just four large blocks.But I did something very different. I used bricks from clothing for a memory quilt and put a photo of the person the clothes belonged to . Recycled and kept clothes in use by blessing the family

[joanjohnson]

What an amazing quilt ! Your so talented and interesting to watch when you put your creation in motion! Can't wait to finish the first of the potato chips quilt that I just finished the top! I did have many many small 2 1/2 squares after and now??? Any ideas?? Thank you so much for sharing your wonderful talents!

[lynnespingler]

You’ve been inspiring me with every version of the potato chip quilt top you’ve come up with.…I’m cutting rectangles from all the fabric in my stash…can’t wait to try this one.

[craftersusan]

This is my new favorite block, thanks to you! I love how versatile it is!

[marshawallace]

'Double L', you have my brain spinning and I can't keep up with you! YES, please show us what adding tumbling potato chip blocks around the quilt would look like. I started cutting focus fabric at 8 1/2" square with 2 1/2 x 4 1/2" bricks and I haven't even started piecing them together yet. My sewing machine is in the shop. NOW I want to make this gorgeous variation❣️ I am INDEED inspired by your videos. So happy that I found your channel.

[kathrynkent]

I hate math, but your clear explanation made sense to me!

[SK-eelh]

I made my first potato chip quilt using an 8.5" center square and 4.5 x 2.5" pieces. I was really nervous about cutting two of the blocks in half to set that center square on point, but it came out perfect! This is the easiest and most enjoyable way to get rid of my darn scrap stash. Thank you!

[cherieseward]

I love your potato chip blocks Can’t make them fast enough Ok this is my favorite one too so far You’re the best!!!

[Quiltycat-dqys]

I can see a nice throw, just by putting 4 of those blocks together! Add a couple of extra rows for length at the top and bottom, and you've got a great couch quilt. I'll get right on that! What a fun afternoon project. 😺

[lesleygilbert]

Another great edition to the *potato block* saga - 42" is a good size for a baby or lap size I think. Thanks for making it easy to think about different ways to use these *bricks* 😍 Love your colours.

[LauraSup]

Thank you so much for this series! I don’t always comment but I always like your videos! You have given me so many ideas!!! Now, I need to figure out how to manufacture time to get them all done!!! 🤔 ❤

[BeckyMortonWeeks]

You are sharing so many fun things with the potato chip blocks

[hettiebotha]

Thank you my dear...it's beautiful..🎉🎉🌿🌺🌹🌿🌻

[jenniferr]

Thank you, these are so beautiful and fun!!❤❤

[evelynbaggett]

Thank you for this great idea! I admire those who can create scrappy quilts! I can't, but I can use your process to use my "collection" of fabrics! I love creating my own quilt instead of fully following a pattern. Thanks!

[arvettadelashmit]

Talk about being in the right place when you are needed. You just did it. Thank you for doing this. We have a friend who needs your Potato Chip patterns to get her Sew-JO back. I get excited over your patterns; and, I think she will also. Your patterns are beautiful and wonderful. I love this quilt.