Mini Keychain for Quilting As You Go

This tutorial is all about how I made a mini quilted keychain using a quilt-as-you-go method.

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Materials Needed:

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Step 1: Choose your backing fabric

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Step 2: Cut your batting square

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Step 3: Pick your Scraps!

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Step 4: Get quilting!

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Step 5: Cut off excess

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Mini Keychain for Quilting As You Go

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This tutorial is all about how I made a mini quilted keychain using a quilt-as-you-go method.

Materials Needed:

– Backing fabric square – Fabric scraps – Scrap of ribbon – Two buttons

Step 1: Choose your backing fabric

The backing square was 4″ by 4″ so I took that as my starting point.

Step 2: Cut your batting square

Step 3: Pick your Scraps!

Step 4: Get quilting!

I placed my first two strips right sides together diagonally on my batting square and sewed through the strips, the batting and the backing all at once.

Step 5: Cut off excess

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