💡You can use leftover 2.5 inch fabric strips to create beautiful quilt blocks.
📏Each block measures 10.5 inches by 10.5 inches and can be made with two or three fabrics.
🌈Choose fabrics that coordinate well together, such as florals, wild prints, and tone on tones.
🧵Cutting the fabric into sets of A and B sets will make the sewing process faster and more efficient.
✂️For every block, you'll need 1.5 strips of fabric, so plan accordingly based on the size of your quilt.
Can I make the blocks using different sizes of fabric strips?
—Yes, you can experiment with different sizes of fabric strips, but the instructions in this tutorial specifically use 2.5 inch strips.
How many blocks will I need for my quilt?
—That depends on the size of your quilt. Each block measures 10.5 inches by 10.5 inches, so calculate the number of blocks based on the finished size of your quilt.
What is the best way to arrange the blocks?
—You can arrange the blocks in any pattern you like. Experiment with different layouts until you find one that you love.
Can I mix and match different fabric colors and patterns?
—Absolutely! Mixing and matching different fabric colors and patterns is a great way to add visual interest to your quilt.
What other projects can I make with 2.5 inch fabric strips?
—There are many projects you can make with 2.5 inch fabric strips, such as bags, pillow covers, and table runners. The possibilities are endless!
00:00Introduction to the tutorial series on using leftover 2.5 inch fabric strips for quilt blocks.
02:26Explanation of how to choose fabrics and cut them into A and B sets.
06:01Demonstration of cutting the fabric sets and tips for efficient cutting.
09:21Instructions on how to sew the block pieces together in a specific order.
14:09Tips for arranging the blocks and taking photos to help with the decision-making process.
16:06Demonstration of sewing the blocks into rows and pressing the seams.
18:26Final steps for assembling the quilt top and pressing the blocks.
