Modern Scrappy Quilt-As-You-Go Coasters

These simple coasters make great gifts and they are super fun to make. They are a great scrap buster for using up your fabric scraps after a project or just to make a dent in your existing scrap bin.

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Materials Needed

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Pick a starting scrap

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Quilt As You Go adding more Scraps

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Use your regular piecing stitch length for this, not the larger quilting stitch length. Then flip that scrap over so the right side is facing up and finger press along the seam.

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If this new piece you just sewed on is much longer than the first piece use your scissors to trim off any excess before you quilt it down in the same manner as the first scrap.

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Swipe Up To Learn More!

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Quilt As You Go Coasters from Scraps – Video Tutorial

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Modern Scrappy Quilt-As-You-Go Coasters

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These simple coasters make great gifts and they are super fun to make. They are a great scrap buster for using up your fabric scraps after a project or just to make a dent in your existing scrap bin.

Materials Needed

– Quilt Batting Scraps – Scrap fabric – Backing fabric – Coordinating thread

Pick a starting scrap

Quilt As You Go adding more Scraps

Use your regular piecing stitch length for this, not the larger quilting stitch length. Then flip that scrap over so the right side is facing up and finger press along the seam.

If this new piece you just sewed on is much longer than the first piece use your scissors to trim off any excess before you quilt it down in the same manner as the first scrap.

Swipe Up To Learn More!

Quilt As You Go Coasters from Scraps – Video Tutorial

Watch video tutorial

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