Crazy quilt blocks

We are sew excited to share our ultimate guide on how to make a crazy quilt! From planning to stitch type, we've got everything you'll need!

Learn the creative art of crazy quilting, also known as crazy patchwork. This page tells all about how to make a crazy quilt, including supplies and embroidery stitch tutorials.

Crumb Quilt VS Crazy Quilt, both patchwork techniques are made with scraps of fabric, but which one is better and easier to make? When you love to make quilts or to sew, sooner or later you will end with a basket full of scraps of fabric, small and big, and as any other quilter these

Go crazy with these free crazy quilt and crazy patchwork quilt patterns and projects!

My first experiment with quilting began in the crazy arena when I saw this technique on a television show. I loved that nothing really ne...

We have begun our ambitious crazy quilting class with seven lovely and talented ladies. As we mentioned in a previous post, Crazy Quilting—Start to Finish, we have created a six-month crazy quilting class that teaches our students how to piece their blocks, stitch and embellish them, and finally put them together in the format of their choice. Taking photos of the class models for reference All our ladies had been eagerly awaiting this class and were ready to get started. Each student was…

With the fourth block (placed on this grid ) documented I am now up to the fifth which is another that is to be found in the I dropped the Button Box gallery. I hope people will enjoy seeing it again in more detail. Fabric content: How I managed a small block …

Get creative with fabric scraps! Learn the stitch and flip technique to make a one-of-a-kind crazy quilt block. Follow my step-by-step guide.

Do you like the look of crazy quilting but don't want to piece the blocks in the traditional random fashion? The Accuquilt Crazy Quilt Block-on-Board (BOB) die will be your helper! This die has the look of crazy quilting patterns but is easy to cut and assemble. Perfect for using up some of those scrap fabrics, you can easily make a scrappy crazy quilt using this Accquilt Crazy Quilt die. Rotating the block into different orientations will make a truly crazy quilt.

Stars with Bowtie orphan blocks, c. 1970 In the 1970s, polyester was the fabric of our lives, but what about cotton? Quiltmakers who were active in the 1970s recall quilting cottons were not always easy to find, and there wasn't much selection. Stars, Janis Pearson, Gresham, Oregon, 1972 Four years ago, I wrote an article about the 1970s quilts for American Quilter Magazine. In the article, I asked Janis Pearson, maker of a lovely Star quilt made of calicoes, about the availability of…