
How to Make a Scrappy Quilt
Scrappy Quilt Secrets
You’ve spent hours piecing your scraps, only for your finished quilt to look jumbled and lack visual impact. Let me show you How to Make A Scrappy Quilt easily and with great results! You don’t need fancy quilting skills, a ton of expensive fabric, or a complicated pattern to make a truly incredible quilt. All you need is a mountain of scraps, a little bit of patience, and a sewing machine. This beginner-friendly quilt is perfect for any level quilter. And I promise, you can absolutely do this!

This pile of scrap fabrics may look like a disaster but it’s actually a quilt waiting to happen. Let me show you how to turn hundreds of fabric scraps, actually over a 1,000 different pieces of fabric in to a stunning quilt. Let’s turn this chaos into cozy comfort and a beautifully finished quilt! You can do this!
Best Scrappy Quilts
Potato Chip Block Quilts
Potato chip block (PCB) quilts are a favorite of mine because they use up a ton of fabric scraps and they are super easy to make! Here’s a good read on how to make beautiful quilts with this block, My Best Secrets for Scrappy Potato Chip Block Quilts. When my Christmas fabric scrap pile was over flowing its basket, I knew just what to make.
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Chic Fusion: A Scrappy Potato Chip Quilt Pattern

Most scrap piles are filled with every size imaginable, right?! So how do we deal with that? Simple! Make this easy PCB in multiple sizes to use all those bits and pieces. First you start with the larger scraps and start cutting for the larger blocks. Then you keep moving down to the smallest pieces which will make adorable little blocks to tuck in between the larger ones. You’ll be amazed how easy this is and how wonderful your quilt will turn out.
‘Chic Fusion’ Potato Chip Quilt Pattern
How to Make a Scrappy Quilt with Potato Chip Blocks

My Chic Fusion PCB Quilts are made with four different size blocks. Each quilt block is made with a single size rectangle which saves lots of time cutting and sewing. Plus making the same block repeatedly increases your speed. You’ll also find that chain piecing these blocks really saves time, too.

The beauty here is the scrap-busting power of these quilt blocks. You’ll use pieces that range in size from 1.5-inches to 2.5-inches and larger for each larger size block. Each of these blocks can also be combined with other sizes which are then used to create more optional layouts.

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Learn How to Make a Scrappy Quilt
When you download your copy of this pattern, you can start your own scrappy quilt with fantastic results. Dump out those fabric scraps and get started on your quilt today. And just like that, you’ve turned a pile of forgotten scraps into a beautiful, one-of-a-kind quilt.
Now go tackle your own scrap bin—I can’t wait to see what you create.
Happy Quilting, Lea Louise
