Crumb Quilting with the Fabric Patch! Use up some stash with your favorite panel FUN for all ages!

[cynthiamoon]

So cute! I love this. So random and yet so thoughtful. I know just the fabric I'm going to use!

[kristiparker]

Love, love LOVE this! I think instead of using a panel, I will add some hand embroidered blocks and then surround them with the crumbs. SO fun!!

[Charlie-czjh]

Damb Girl! You scare me... not using a cutting glove. You are so awesome Cindy. You are the BTE = BEST TEACHER EVER❣❣😃

[MaryH-tpht]

I came over here as recommended by The Sewing Channel. Great way to make a scrappy looking quilt. Thank you.

[jenedelwilcox]

I can even see using a large scale busy print fussy cut into various sizes of squares (instead of a panel.) This looks like a really fun and exciting new project. (As if I need another!) Thanks for the very clear presentation.

[dorothydishman]

Clever and a great stash basher. Thanks

[ShellieRobertson-gb]

I really love seeing the patches of fussy cuts or embroidery! That can make me excited to do and use some of my smaller scraps 💞

[gvert]

Vraiment très très beau 🤩 🤩 🤩 🤩 🤩 Très bien expliqué et facile à suivre. Ce modèle de courtepointe est dans mon top 10 de mes futurs projets, et c’est grâce à votre talent d’enseignante et à votre générosité de si gentiment nous le partager. Merci beaucoup et infiniment 😉

[jeannekline]

Great idea, it would be a great way to use up orphan blocks. You always have great ideas. Thanks

[lisemonatalbot]

Hi Cindy, I absolutely love your version of crumb quilting. This will be very helpful for me to use up my panel stash

[bettytullis]

I really like scrappy quilting and using up all the pieces. This version of crumb quilting is very scrappy but has organization and that makes sense to my brain. This one is on the top of my must make list.

[sonsandgrandsons]

Your version of a crumb quilt finally brings some sense into saving scraps. Those small panels give your eyes something to land on and to look for. It’s even attractive. You’ve given us something to work towards. Thank you from Minnesota.

[cocotheo]

Totally inspired! Your bird panels gave me the idea to use up some outdated panels by doing crumb-pieced appliqués to cover the colors I don’t think are very pretty. Hopefully, they turn out pretty, like the wings on your bird panels. Thanks!

[suzannewastie]

Love it, love it, love it! How colourful and chaotic it is. I'm gonna call my quilt "No Rhyme or Reason". Thankyou so much for this beautiful, quirky, insane pattern. Be happy from Oz. Suzie

[kathyf]

I shared this with others because I thought it was such a great idea. I can see it as a baby quilt with the appropriate panels. Or it would be great to help tie orphan blocks together by using fabrics that came from each one.

[lizryan]

I have lots of panels and this version is certainly more picturesque, classy, and actually easier for my senior eyes. Thanks a lot. Cindy.

[evelynfrench]

What a super quilt! Love the scrappy fabrics and the wonderful use of a panel. I must make one. I have a couple of fabric lines I think would be great to feature. Thank you very much for your tutorial.

[sharonbrewer]

Oh, what a great way to use those wonky blocks. Thank you.

[wilycat]

This is still my favorite crumb quilt (3rd time through the video 😂)

[diannplatt-roberts]

Panels have always intimated me but with this pattern it looks doable. Thanks!