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This is an extremely simple pattern with raw edges and an orphan block for a pocket.
Patchwork Posse
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Put extra quilt blocks to use with this simple checkered pillow pattern cover tutorial.
The Sewing Loft
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Fun little chicken pin cushions can be made totally with leftover orphan blocks using this tutorial.
Quilting Cubby
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Here is a wonderful idea for using orphan blocks. Get inspired.
Quilting In The Bunk House
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These quilt block coasters are a great way to use orphan quilt blocks you might already have lying around!
Diary of a Quilter
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Project bags are a great way to use orphan blocks.
Colorways by Vicki
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Fabric postcards are a great way to use up scrap fabric, orphan blocks, and embellishments. With this tutorial, learn how to make fabric postcards.
Needlepointers.com Associates
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This tutorial used an orphan block to make a zipper pouch.
Sew Can She
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With two orphan blocks, you can make a fabric lanyard.
Art Quiltmaker
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If you have any single orphan blocks floating around your home, this is a simple and quick way to finish them off.
We All Sew
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Here is an idea for sewing an orphan block onto a plain fabric store-bought bag.
Zippy Quilts
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Do you have extra quilt blocks? Orphan quilt blocks make amazing pillows. Learn how to make a pillow with a quilt block here.
Sew Can She
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With these super simple instructions, take an unused orphan patchwork quilt block and make it into a simple pincushion!
Simple Simon & Company
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This placemat and napkin instructions are perfect for using up scraps, orphan blocks, and fat quarters to make something beautiful and do a bit of stash busting all at once!
String & Story
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With this tutorial, you can use your leftover or orphan (aka UFO) quilt blocks to make cute potholders!
Sew Can She
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With these easy instructions turn an orphan block into a tote bag.
Quilting Digest
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Carolina from Always Expects Moore details all the quilt coat making details so that you can use them for reference if you want to make a Quilt Coat from orphan blocks.
Always Expect Moore
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Totes are a quick and fun project to put any mini quilts or orphan quilt blocks you have to use. Here are free instructions for making a bag with these leftover blocks.
Abby Maed
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Sew up a cute scissor holder using an orphan quilt block. The closure tab will keep your scissors from slipping out and secure.
Patchwork Posse
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Here is a tutorial for making a reusable bag using an orphan quilt block.
Quilt Social
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Consider making a fun and easy tote bag with some orphan blocks.
Sophie Junction
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Orphan blocks can be used in fashion! This tutorial is a great ideas for using an orphan – or unused – quilt block to personalize a clothing item you might already have on hand.
Diary of a Quilter
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A little zipper pouch is a perfect place for kids to keep coins! This coin pouch is sewn with an orphan block.
Patchwork Posse
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