MadQuilter

Here is Bonnie's Crumb Tutorial

http://quiltville.blogspot.com/2005/...bs-crumbs.html

LadyElisabeth

Project Linus will accept "orphan" blocks. No matter how much YOU might dislike them yourself they can always be added to their quilts.

rrhaigh

Pot holders, charity quilts, bags, placemats. I also let my 11 year old granddaughter makes pot holders with them or doll blankets.

burchquilts

Really? I make quilts for them but never thought about them for my orphans (where-ever those silly things are!).

burchquilts

Awesome! Thank you so much! I love Bonnie's things & look at her site quite often. How I missed this is beyond me -- a senior moment perhaps? LOL! Thanks again!

ShabbyTabby

I make pillow tops, pot holders or placemats with mine if I can't use them in another quilt.

Handcraftsbyjen

I have several and they just take up space. I hate to throw them out but don't really have a use for them.

burchquilts

I've never even heard of a "Mile-A-Minute quilt" before but I'm intrigued by the name. Info please?

Deborahlees

If I had any I would make a sampler quilt...with attic windows done in dark gray and black.....or a table runner or table trivets....but they are only taking up space....All else fails I would not throw them but donate either to a local guild, local quilt store or Goodwill/Salvation Army....Somebody, somewhere will love them, why contribute to the land fill ????

KalamaQuilts

Mine are tucked in pizza boxes. Maybe once a year I get them out and fondle them, put them away and smile to think of some quilter at my estate sale going nuts. My junk someone else's treasure.