It always amazes me how these crumbs really come to life after trimming into a block. I love crumbing - anything goes! Thanks, Lori; your crumb series has been fun to watch.

My very first crumb quilt was for our granddaughters high school graduation! I was addicted to this form of creating! I’ve mad reversible table runners foe our daughters, so 2024 will be more crumb quilts for shelters in our city.

I love making crumb blocks. Already have made 3 full size quilts out of 3.5” crumb blocks. After each project I finish I make crumb blocks out of those scraps then when I put the crumb block together I group each ‘quilt’ project together. It’s so addictive. I just wish I didn’t have so many scraps. My pile never seems to diminish.

I love the idea of alternating crumb blocks with a monochrome 4-patch or a simpler block. I have a lot of stash that I can use to do that❣️ Great video, Lori.

Hi Lori, First time seeing your channel. I enjoyed seeing you make the scrappy crumb block. Thank you so much!

@quiltingwithlori

16 күн бұрын

Stay tuned, Debbie! I will have another Crumb quilt video that I will upload this weekend! Enjoy!

BEST video on crumb piecing! Thank you! 🥰

@quiltingwithlori

6 ай бұрын

You are so welcome!

Just found your channel. Thank you for sharing this with us. On my bucket list ❤

Loved it. Hopefully I can do one in 2024. Thank you

A great way to get every thing together. Thanks.

Just went through my WIP's and found a crumb quilt with 6" blocks that I need to finish. Yours is so pretty.❤

I have lots of crumbs! Excited to move into our new place and set up my art studio to make crumb blocks! Tysm for sharing! Merry Christmas!

Me encanta esa técnica para usar restos pequeños, y lo de almohadas para mascotas muy buena idea,mi hija le va a gustar para su perrito😊 Gracias por compartir sus conocimientos y experiencias Felices fiestas 🥂🤗

❤ it is almost like a crazy quilt block thanks

Love the quilt, makes me what to organize my scraps...

Great use of the add a quarter ruler! You do more thinking than I do when adding new pieces to an existing piece!

@quiltingwithlori

7 ай бұрын

Toni, I do find when I'm teaching things go so much slower... when I'm creating crumb blocks on my own time, they go together SEW quickly! Thanks so much for watching!

Wow beautiful

So far I have used crumb blocks to make pet blankets. An old sheet makes great backing. I start with little pieces like you do. Chain piecing as much as possible makes the whole process go quicker.

@quiltingwithlori

7 ай бұрын

Absolutely... chain piecing makes it go so much faster, doesn't it? I love the fact that you create pet blankets with your Crumb Stash! Blessings!

Great instructions. Easy to follow. Beautiful to look at. Love working to a block size instead of making large amounts of crumbs and then cutting into blocks. I always end up with scraps that I can’t use.

Thank you Lori, I'm working on a scrappy project presently and enjoying the whole process. It's very therapeutic.

You are an amazing teacher! Let's go together, dear. Thank you very much!❤

@quiltingwithlori

5 ай бұрын

Thank you for your kind words of encouragement! Please continue to enjoy the videos! I so enjoy sharing them with quilters! Lori

@celinabodenmuller4786

5 ай бұрын

@@quiltingwithlori Yes, I will. Thanks!🥰

Thanks Lori,,,Hope you and yours have had a very Merry Christmas!

I love to make crumblocks And made a quilt out of it.

Thanks!

@quiltingwithlori

7 ай бұрын

You are so welcome! And, thank you! So glad you enjoyed the video!

It’s really clear demonstration! Thanks a lot! Pardon me for one inquiry. How to get the book shown in the video?

@quiltingwithlori

6 ай бұрын

Thanks so much for your inquiry. If you live in the U.S., the book(s) are available out on my website: quiltingwithlori.com/store/Books-c67767212 If you don't live in the U.S., you can find my books out on Amazon/Kindle! Enjoy! And, please let me know if you have any more questions! Happy Quilting! Lori

Can you tell me where to find the instruction on how to remove a fold in a block. I have looked several places and don’t find it. TY

@quiltingwithlori

5 ай бұрын

Hi, Connie! When you say you have a fold in your block, is the block already sewn into the quilt? The info that I share in my video is for a crumb block that has not yet been sewn into a block... I demo how to simply slice the block near the "fold" and remove that folded piece, then sew the crumb pieces back together & presto... no more fold! Because it is a Crumb Block, you can simply cut away any irregularities that you don't like and resew the crumbs back together! If your block is already sewn together in the quilt, then the only option that I would be aware of is to remove the block, fix the fold or any irregularities, and then resew the block back into the quilt. Please let me know if this info helps you! Thanks so much for watching my video's, Connie! Lori

@connieking9873

5 ай бұрын

@@quiltingwithlori you mentioned that you were going to put in the drop down where we could go to fix an area that had a fold. I understand now what you are saying. I am enjoying catching up on many of your videos. Your explaining as you go is very helpful.TY

How much thread does it use to make a crumb quilt!

@quiltingwithlori

3 ай бұрын

I really have no idea! But, it does take a lot!! One thing to keep in mind, because you’re sewing a variety of different color fabrics in a crumb block, you can absolutely use a variety of thread colors. It’s a good way to use up thread!! 🧵

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Have you ever sewn your crumbs in their own color story and done projects that way?

@quiltingwithlori

7 ай бұрын

I haven't completed an entire quilt with one color story, but have patterns prepared to do so... hopefully will get to those in the next month or so... Keep an eye out on my channel! Thanks so much for watching! Lori