Create a Beautiful Quilt Using Vegas Strips: Step-by-Step Tutorial

🧵The potato chip block is a versatile and easy-to-make pattern for quilts.

✂️Vegas strips are 6.5 inches wide and come in packs of 21, making them perfect for quilt projects.

🪡Pre-cutting and organizing your strips can save time and allow for creative scrappy versions of the quilt.

📐The quilt consists of blocks with the same size and can be compared to a spin on a log cabin pattern.

💡You have the option to make the quilt larger by adding more rows, giving you endless customization possibilities.

Where can I buy Vegas strips for quilting?

—Vegas strips can be purchased at Sew Yeah Quilting.com. They are 6.5 inches wide and come in packs of 21.

What is the size of the finished quilt?

—The size of the finished quilt depends on the number of rows you choose to add. The tutorial shows a quilt with a single row.

Can I use different colors and patterns for the strips?

—Yes! The beauty of the quilt is in its versatility. You can use different colors and patterns to create a unique design.

Do I need a sewing machine to make this quilt?

—A sewing machine is recommended for faster and more accurate stitching. However, you can also hand sew the quilt if you prefer.

Can I modify the size of the blocks?

—Yes, you can modify the size of the blocks to create different design variations. Experiment with different dimensions to find the perfect look.

00:00This tutorial teaches you how to create a beautiful quilt using Vegas strips.

00:59First, open your Vegas strip pack and remove the sticker. These strips are 6.5 inches wide and come in packs of 21.

01:36Cut the strips into pieces that are 12.5 inches long. These will be used to create the blocks of the quilt.

02:24Sew the strips together to create the center block of the quilt, using a quarter-inch seam.

04:56Continue adding strips to the sides of the center block, sewing them together to form rows.

07:21Once the rows are complete, sew them together to create the final quilt top.

08:00You can choose to finish the quilt at this stage or continue adding more rows for a larger size.