Reverse Applique Crumb Snake!
This is a bit of a weird one guys! I used my favorite one color crumb quilting technique to make a row for a collaboration quilt….it kind of ended up looking like a snake!
This one is less of a tutorial and more of an idea to spark your imagination going.
There is a video all about it below that has enough instructions to let you make something similar, and all the links I mentioned in the video for the tools I used are below!
Reverse Appliqué Crumb Snake YouTube Video
Finished Reverse Appliqué Quilt Row
This row is part of a collaboration quilt I am making with my friend Tom. I’m doing 3 rows and he’s doing 3. The quilt will have a rainbow type look when we are done.
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ALL THE LINKS TO OTHER VIDEOS & TOOLS
- ACCUQUILT TRIANGLE DIE (–Note: the die I used in the video has been discontinued but the new one costs the same as the old one and cuts 3 triangles at a time instead of 2!)
- ACCUQUILT 6.5″ DIE
- ACCUQUILT GO BIG FABRIC CUTTER
- CUTTERPILLAR LIGHTBOX
- FRICTION PEN
- ONE COLOR CRUMB QUILTING VIDEO
- CRUMB BLOCKS VIDEO
- MY EPIC LOW VOLUME CRUMB QUILT VIDEO
- COLOR BLOCKED SOLID FABRIC CRUMB BLOCKS
- A TRIANGLE QUILT I MADE WITH NO PATTERN
- ACCUQUILT GO BIG REVIEW VIDEO
