What to make with fat quarters

I absolutely love fat quarters- such a cheap way to gather tons of different colors and patterns of fabric. I usually get fat quarters for $.75-1.00 each on sale at the craft stores and I tend to buy lots of them. I use them as photography props for the blog but there are so...Read More »

Fat Quarters are a clever way for seamstresses to build up an impressive fabric stash for projects, here are over 60 free & lovely ideas for using them.

If you sew, you're guaranteed to have fat quarters all around your house... lurking in your closet, in your scrap stash, and around your sewing room. Maybe you purchased a package of them on sale, only to wonder what to do with them. In this collection of 37 Fat Quarter Sewing Projects, you’ll find fat quarter projects that will use up your whole hefty quarter and some that let you save leftover scraps. As far as fat quarter patterns go, you’ll find an ample amount of quality ones in this…

This collection of practical designs for bags and purses are sure to inspire and includes 14 designs with a duo for every day of the week. Each complimentary

If you're feeling crafty, Fat Quarters could be the perfect pathway to greatness! But what are Fat Quarters exactly, and what can you do with them?

Here we have gathered enough ideas of what to make from fat quarters to get you from collecting to sewing.

Lots of people ask me about sewing with fat quarters. A fat quarter is one yard of fabric cut in half lengthwise, and then in half width-wise. The dimensions are approximately 18″ x 22″…

Top US quilting blog, Diary of a Quilter, shares their Simple and Easy Fat Quarter Bag tutorial, the perfect beginner sewing project. Click here now!!

Welcome to the world of creative sewing and endless possibilities with our collection of free fat quarter toy patterns! Whether you're an experienced seamstress or just starting your sewing journey, these free fat quarter toy patterns are designed to inspire your imagination and bring joy to your crafting.

Learn how to sew a handmade heating/cooling pad with fat quarters, beans, and your sewing machine.