batikmystique

Really cute table topper...love the simple design! Yes, these little gems are perfect for using those charms up. I had some extra charms squares left over from a queen/king quilt and used them to make the Crisscross Coasters...they were the perfect size.

KarenR

Why not make a charm quilt. No two pieces the same.

Sdwill

I made this with 4 charm packs, it's a full size quilt top.[ATTACH=CONFIG]373570[/ATTACH]

quilting in my60s

One of my favorites also plus using the twister tool. Sometimes if in a hurry it is a way to do a quick table runner.

Jill_in_Texas

I like simplicity, and charm packs give me that. I just finished putting together a quilt top using two charm packs, a panel and a couple yards of a neutral fabric. It went together in a day, and I think it turned out cute.

I have also used them for baby quilts, table toppers and other small items. Oh, and purses and tote bags. They make wonderful purses and totes. :-)

quilting in my60s

I went to Anka's treasures website and got lost in the inspiration page she has. If you like her patterns, 20 pages of inspiration using her patterns!

batikmystique

Hi, again! So sorry, I should have posted the link for the Criss Cross Coasters. Here it is:
http://allsorts.typepad.com/allsorts...ross_coas.html

Gabrielle's Mimi

You can incorporate some fat quarters very easily. FQs yield 12 five inch squares. Or try using some scraps from your stash. I cut my scraps into 5" squares just so I can add a little originality (and extra fabric) to my charm packs.

liont

I like this one at modabakeshop.
http://www.modabakeshop.com/2012/08/...arm-quilt.html
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Cute, isn't it? And by varyng the sashing, you can change the season

Ioftheneedle

I have found I need to buy more than one of the same charm pack to do much of anything with them.
However, I made a really cute baby quilt from one charm pack. I tried the split 9 patch tutiorial from Missouri Star. Turned out really cute and easy.