Scrappy Modern 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 used:

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Step 1: Pick a starting scrap

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It can be any shape, a triangle, a square, a hexagon, a trapezoid anything with straight sides.

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Step 2: Quilt As You Go adding more Scraps

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Trim off the excess scraps that may be hanging over the edge of your batting square.

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Scrappy Modern 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 used:

– Quilt batting scraps – Scrap fabric – Backing fabric – Coordinating thread

Step 1: Pick a starting scrap

It can be any shape, a triangle, a square, a hexagon, a trapezoid anything with straight sides.

Step 2: Quilt As You Go adding more Scraps

Trim off the excess scraps that may be hanging over the edge of your batting square.

Step 3: Trimming

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