Have you wondered what Improvisational Piecing is? Mary is joined by Chicago quilter, Emily, to show us all the joy of improvisational piecing. Emily’s full article is featured in the March/April issue of Quilty magazine. For more fantastic quilting tips and ideas pick up Quilty the magazine, visit HeyQuilty.com or watch Quilty Season 1 on DVD!
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Love the idea of this type of quilt. I am from the old school but this one caught my attention. Can wait to start one!
Jeri Hutchins, 3 months ago
What a great a idea! Everyone needs a good kick in the pants sometimes to get their creative juices going. Great show Mary, and thank Emily too! Can’t wait to start.
Jenean, 3 months ago
I’ve seen this referred to as crumb quilting because it uses all those leftover “crumbs”. I’m a big frugalista and love this idea. Some quilt stores sell their scraps inexpensively and you can get some great designer fabrics on the cheap as long as you don’t mind small amounts. Very cool
Samantha, 3 months ago
Awesome work Emily and Mary! I love the free-ness of this method. Quick edit though, it mentions Ebony Love’s website at the end instead of Emily’s blog.
emedoodle, 3 months ago
Now I know why I never throw any scraps away…. I always wait for something like this to come around to try. Believe me I have a “few” scraps to try this idea out on!! Thanks and I will be doing this, and soon.
ester nelson, 3 months ago
great idea. I have a ton a scraps which I do not know what to do with. I am going to try and use some for this method and see what I get. Thanks for the idea.
Jeananne Ducharme, 3 months ago
LOVE QUILTY
maria linder, 2 months ago
Oh wow thank you, I like it and I am going to try it for my baby blankets for charity. God bless you.
Patricia Renderos, 2 months ago
Love this one, improve quilts are my favorite to make!!!
Janelle Torgeson, 2 months ago
I love this idea. Looks like broken pieces of fabric that have been welded together into stained glass.
@pril @ KoolBeenz Blog, 2 months ago