Tutorial for One Color Crumb Quilt Block

If you’re the type of quilter who saves these small pieces of fabric and your scrap bin is a bit out of control then this is a great idea to use up those fabric scraps.

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Materials Needed – One Color Crumb Quilt Block

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Step 1:

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Step 2:

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Step 3:

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Step 4:

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Step 5:

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One Color Crumb Quilt Block - Video Tutorial

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Tutorial for One Color Crumb Quilt Block

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If you’re the type of quilter who saves these small pieces of fabric and your scrap bin is a bit out of control then this is a great idea to use up those fabric scraps.

Materials Needed – One Color Crumb Quilt Block

– Sewing machine – Sewing thread – Rotary cutter – Bits of fabric – Ironing board

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Trim your scrap units so that you have straight edges (any angle is fine).

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One Color Crumb Quilt Block - Video Tutorial

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