Fat quarters are a great way to add a touch of color and pattern to your sewing projects without committing to a full yard of fabric. They are also a great way to use up scraps of fabric that may be left over from other projects, or to try out a new fabric or pattern without having to buy a lot of it. These patterns are also great for using up fat quarters that you may have accumulated over time and are looking for a way to use them.
The patterns that we have selected for this roundup are designed to be easy to follow and suitable for a range of skill levels, from beginners to more experienced sewers. You’ll find patterns for bags and purses, home decor, and accessories that are sure to inspire you to create something beautiful and unique. We have included patterns for a variety of different styles, from modern and trendy to classic and timeless, so there is something for everyone.
Whether you’re looking to make a statement with a bold and colorful purse, add a touch of elegance to your home decor with a quilted wall hanging, or create a practical and stylish accessory like a scarf, these patterns will give you the inspiration you need to create something truly unique with your fat quarter. So grab your fabric and your sewing machine, and let’s get started!
These 8 ideas are just a drop in the bucket of options to make, but maybe they will give you some inspiration for something you can make. What kinds of things do you make with fat quarters?
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Check out this video by National Sewing Circle on using fat quarters in your sewing.
1- Reversible Apron Top from Scattered Thoughts of a Crafty Mom
– Reversible Apron Top from Scattered Thoughts of a Crafty Mom – Get ready to cook in style with this Reversible Apron Top from Scattered Thoughts of a Crafty Mom. With a simple design and easy-to-follow instructions, this pattern is perfect for anyone who wants to create a functional and stylish apron top.
2- Knitting and Crochet Pouch from A Spoonful of Sugar
2- Knitting and Crochet Pouch from A Spoonful of Sugar – Keep your knitting and crochet supplies organized with this Knitting and Crochet Pouch from A Spoonful of Sugar. This pattern is perfect for anyone who wants to create a functional and stylish pouch for their knitting and crochet supplies, with a simple design and easy-to-follow instructions.
3- Seahorse Rattle from Hobby Craft
3- Seahorse Rattle from Hobby Craft – Create a fun and unique toy for your little one with this Seahorse Rattle from Hobby Craft. This pattern is perfect for anyone who wants to create a fun and functional rattle, with a simple design and easy-to-follow instructions.
4- Fabric Luggage Tags from Skip To My Lou
4- Fabric Luggage Tags from Skip To My Lou – Keep your luggage easily identifiable with these Fabric Luggage Tags from Skip To My Lou. This pattern is perfect for anyone who wants to create functional and stylish luggage tags, with a simple design and easy-to-follow instructions.
5- Bow Front Clutch from Polka Dot Chair
5- Bow Front Clutch from Polka Dot Chair – Make a statement with this Bow Front Clutch from Polka Dot Chair. This pattern is perfect for anyone who wants to create a stylish and functional clutch, with a simple design and easy-to-follow instructions.
6- Party Bunting from Suppose Create Delight
6- Party Bunting from Suppose Create Delight – Add a touch of festivity to your party decorations with this Party Bunting from Suppose Create Delight. This pattern is perfect for anyone who wants to create a unique and stylish party bunting, with a simple design and easy-to-follow instructions.
7- Little Man Tie from Very Handmade
7- Little Man Tie from Very Handmade – Add a touch of style to your little one’s wardrobe with this Little Man Tie from Very Handmade. This pattern is perfect for anyone who wants to create a stylish and functional tie for their little boy, with a simple design and easy-to-follow instructions.
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8- Fabric Covered Clipboard from Crazy Little Projects
8- Fabric Covered Clipboard from Crazy Little Projects – Add a touch of personality to your office or classroom with this Fabric Covered Clipboard from Crazy Little Projects. This pattern is perfect for anyone who wants to create a functional and stylish clipboard, with a simple design and easy-to-follow instructions
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