Remember these little leftovers from my Blueberry Park Half Rectangle Quilt top?
I chopped them up using this tool:
And made them into tiny fans.
I appliqued them to backgrounds and added quarter circles in the corners.
I used my walking foot to quilt the grid and made a binding from more scraps.
The quilting is pretty wonky but I love the texture!
Here are a few pictures after washing.
I love the crinkles! It finished at 12 inches square. That was a fun little finish!
Have a great day!
Linking up with Crazy Mom Quilts, Confessions of a Fabric Addict, Busy Hands Quilts, Anja Quilts
What a cute mini quilt! It makes me feel guilty for throwing anything away–because I already keep so much!! Thanks for the inspiration!!!
That is adorable Katy! I love anything Dresden! But 12″ square? I have that ruler, how big are the blades? Now I have to make one too!
What a cute quilt! I just picked up a scrap bag of Civil War fabrics. Maybe I should try this with them. Hmm.
Love it. Those fans must be pretty tiny if the quilt is only 12 inches. Wow.
This is ADORABLE! I love everything about it; size, pattern, and fabric colors. Thanks for sharing your AZ experiences. I am enjoying your blog. Give my love to the family when they visit.
It’s adorable! And tiny!!
Lovely little mini, and such tiny Dresdens, now that takes skill.
This is so pretty! Love the pattern!
Absolutely adorable!
The ruler is certainly a useful tool… Your fabric colors just sing in harmony, and isn’t it pleasant to have a little project to turn to for diversion?
This is a super cute quilt! Love it!
Adorable! I’ve yet to use my dresden tool! It’s on my list!
This is just too sweet. I love teenie, tiny Dresdens.
Love this little quilt, Katy! Dresdens are a favorite of mine…the second quilt
I ever made was a Dresden…of course my blocks were much larger than your little mini sized ones!
Love the fabrics you used…and that crinkly look just makes me smile…thanks for sharing!
I came here to respond to your lovely Gratitude post but the page won’t appear. I just had to tell you how much it touched me, Katy. God bless you and yours.
Amazing what can be done with a few scraps. It is beautiful and would look lovely on your wall.
That is so pretty! Hugs,
I’m really enjoying your posts from the warm region of the southwest. I hope it’s o.k. to ask questions which might also be answered by others. Is fusible batting still available? Our local Joann’s does not have it, but instead recommends a fusible “fleece”. It makes the project very stiff. Fleece is the word she used, but it’s more like a stiff backing.
Super cute, love the Dresden…such a happy little quilt square!
love this mini, I cringe when I see a dresden I’m drawn too. I remember a dresden quilt I gave as gift in my early years of quilting. I didn’t notice until the recipient held up the quilt that every single plate was a different size! She thought it was a clever design element bless her generous heart lol!
Love this template and your quilt !
Great idea! It’s perfect for those who have never made Dresdens! Not so intimidting! Love it! Thank you for sharing!