Scrappy Wall Quilt Projects
Is your fabric stash taking over your sewing room? Make a few of these scrappy wall hangings, and then you can start building your stash all over again!
The Light and Dark of It [1]
Use an unexpected mix of batiks and prints to add depth and scrappiness to a wall hanging. Careful placement of light and dark fabrics makes a checkerboard look that grows darker in the corners.
Batik Rainbow Wall Hanging [4]
Use a breathtaking assortment of batiks in a Square-in-a-Square design. This wall hanging begins with warm colors in the center, then moves to cool colors around the outside for a final product that resembles a vibrant rainbow-color firework.
High Definition [7]
Define the edges with crisp white strips outlining the monochromatic zigzags in the center of this wall hanging. The bold primary colors stand out against the mottled blue background.
Aquarium Views [10]
Fussy-cut underwater and nautical prints and frame them inside boxes of sea and surf colors for a wall quilt that is perfect for little pirates and mermaids!
Scrappy Squares [13]
A sophisticated and subdued palette of Japanese taupe fabrics form scrappy squares. A dark outer border grounds the quilt and allows the blocks to take center stage.
Sew Scrappy Volume Two [16]
These 22 stash-busting quilt patterns are a fabric lover’s dream. A variety of patterns and prints combine to create lively quilts that invite attention.
Rings of Color [19]
Three-color blocks create a fun and bright wall hanging. Use scraps for a random assortment of blocks.
Pixelated Diamond Wall Hanging [22]
Careful placement of scrappy blocks that are half dark prints, half light prints creates a large diamond shape. When you take a step back, the small squares in the diamond give it a pixelated look.
Polka Dot Palooza [25]
Mix polka dots and swirls in scrappy circles framed by polka dots for a playful wall hanging. Pops of red-orange balance the otherwise black-and-white color scheme.
Flying Geese Wall Hanging [28]
Give this wall hanging a controlled scrappy look by using one background fabric for each vertical row of Flying Geese.
Here Comes The Sun [31]
Although this quilt features a simple black, white, and yellow palette, you can get a perfect scrappy look with any fabric combination!
Bolts of Blue [34]
Mix your favorite blue prints in a scrappy wall hanging that will have you doing anything but singing the blues.
City Lights Quilt [37]
Combine rectangles and dark sashing and borders to create a quilt design that resembles a skyscraper with windows aglow.
Wall of Color [40]
Coordinate favorite solid colors or use up leftovers in this graphic wall hanging.
Batik Baskets Wall Hanging [43]
Give Basket quilt blocks exotic flair with a scrappy mix of batiks.
1930s Scrappy Wall Hanging [46]
Solid white sashing strips and add black-and-white prints in the sashing squares provides an unexpected checkerboard look, which is a nice contrast to the soft pastels.
Batik Patches Quilt [49]
Combine dozens of batiks in a rainbow palette to create a scrappy lap-size quilt.
Uneven Nine-Patch & Star Quilt [52]
Pull out all your polka dots for a scrappy wall hanging that has a sense of playfulness and whimsy.