Sick of wasting money and time trying to find ways to repurpose your scrap fabric? We have the answer to your prayers. We’re excited to bring you you a new one-stop resource for using extra fabric: our newest quilting guide.
Download Save Those Scraps: Creative Uses for Scrap Fabric, a FREE printable handbook, made exclusively for Bluprint by expert quilters Angela Mitchell, Sherri McConnell and Ashley Smith, and you’ll never waste a square inch of fabric again!
Quilters, learn fun and smart ways for organizing and using your scrap fabric!
This printable guide features tips on all you’d ever want to know about scrap fabric. Our experts will guide you through sorting scraps, scrap quilting projects and everything in-between!
What’s Included:
1. Tips for sorting scraps
2. How to creatively display your scraps
3. Scrap quilting projects
4. String quilt block tutorial
5. How to use fabric selvages
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So sad, I would like to download this informative handbook too!
3 months into a paid membership and I still can’t access this free handbook?!?! When will the content be available?
So frustrating
Hi Kim. Thank you for contacting us. We are still working on loading content onto the site. Once the pattern that you are looking for is uploaded there will be a button just below the description that says, “Make it” or “Get the Pattern”. I apologize for the inconvenience.
Jean
Craftsy
This still doesn’t appear to be loading and taking back to the home page??
I like using scraps of fabric for use in applique projects.
The free download link goes back to the Craftsy home page. How do we access the download please?
Thank you for contacting us. Our free content on the site is still getting added. Please check back in a couple weeks. I apologize for the wait.
Thank you,
Lindsay
Happy New Year … Unfortunately the download link still doesn’t work. Like many other links.
Still not working March 3, 2021
Hi Donna. We are still working on loading content onto the site. Once the pattern that you are looking for is uploaded there will be a button just below the description that says, “Make it” or “Get the Pattern”. I apologize for the inconvenience.
Jean
Craftsy