📌Quick Tips 📌 for Potato Chip Quilts!!! 🆓Free Tutorial! 🆓

[@peggersf9709]

Love the plastic bag tip. Game changer 👍🏻

[@CopycatQuilter]

Right?!? lol… I hardly make any quilt where I can’t do chain piecing! Thanks for watching! Please subscribe if you haven’t already! 💚

[@mariejohns1387]

I make alot of these from scraps to give to charities. Its fun quick and easy!! I will have to try this method. Thanks Ginger!

[@CopycatQuilter]

Awesome! It’s SO easy to cut scraps to all one size and throw them into these quilts. Thanks for watching! 💚

[@chi2tan]

Very nice and clear organizing plan. Tip#3 was awesome!!! Thank you so much!

[@CopycatQuilter]

Awww… I’m so glad you enjoyed it! Knowing that it’s courthouse steps also makes it easy to replace chips with strips! (that rhymes 🤣🤣🤣) Thanks for watching! Please subscribe if you haven’t already! 💚

[@bethkoch11]

Fabrics for my potato chip quilt are an ongoing thing. After every project I cut up more potato chips. My bin is getting fuller, and I hope to begin piecing soon. I really liked your tip #2!

[@CopycatQuilter]

It's so much fun to have a bin of potential quilts, isn't it? Now to get sewing… 💚🤣💚

[@ShadowMoonFarms]

I save all the bags my fabric arrives in from on-line purchases. Use them for organizing

[@CopycatQuilter]

That’s a great idea! I like when you get the really heavy duty bags or even the ones with zippers that kits come in sometimes. Thanks so much for watching! And please subscribe if you aren’t already! 💚

[@patriciaguevara8793]

I really appreciate the organization you showed. I have been collecting my “chips” - need more low volume - I’ll get there one day. Thank you 😊

[@CopycatQuilter]

Yeah… those low volume are tough. I did a video about them but still struggle with them myself. Thanks for watching. Please subscribe if you haven’t! 💚

[@donnaabotsway3552]

Saw your video on Brenda's from Mount Scrapmore Facebook group Very good tips I will use them in my next Potato Chip quilt

[@CopycatQuilter]

Awesome! Thank you! Please consider subscribing if you aren’t already! 💚

[@BeckyMortonWeeks]

I love the 1 and 2 gallon bags also. I use them all the time.

[@CopycatQuilter]

I use the 1 gallon for blocks but I haven’t used 2 gallon ones yet! Thanks for watching… I recognize your name as one of my biggest fans! 💚

[@BeckyMortonWeeks]

@@CopycatQuilter I buy the 2 gallon ones at dollar tree. 5 comes in the box. I use them for storing strips and 5” squares that I make up when cutting my scraps. It holds a lot of them.

[@karencooley6723]

Use the Sew Yeah Vegas strips. They are 6-1/2 inch by WOF. Just cut those strips into 12-1/2 by 6-1/2 strips.

[@CopycatQuilter]

Thanks for the idea Karen! That would make some giant blocks for fast quilts! Thanks for watching! 💚

[@peggielane4951]

The plastic bag is a great idea thank you

[@CopycatQuilter]

I really love me some baggies! Lol Thanks for watching! Please subscribe if you haven’t! 💚

[@donnaklakoski5696]

Thank u for the tips, I have been collecting the pieces and one day I’ll put it together

[@CopycatQuilter]

I’m waiting myself for “one day”! Lol Maybe get them organized and just pick up a baggie sometime! Thank you for watching and please subscribe if you haven’t! 💚

[@sonyasmithart9085]

I love the pattern I have made a couple.

[@CopycatQuilter]

Isn’t it the most fun to eat up scraps?!? lol I have a pattern guide at gingerteaquiltco.com/products/potato-chip-quilt-pattern that gives more instruction and some variations if you’re interested. I’m grateful that you watched and please subscribe if you haven’t. 💚💚💚

[@janstol3411]

Great way to stay organized! Thanks for sharing this.

[@CopycatQuilter]

Glad you found it helpful! Thanks for watching and please subscribe if you haven’t! 💚

[@HelenMorgan-k6p]

Appreciate your explanation and the reference to the court house block as that's on my to do list.❤

[@CopycatQuilter]

I’m glad you enjoyed it. Once I “saw” that the potato chip block was a version of the courthouse steps, it made it much easier for me to put the block together. Thanks for watching! 💚

[@lisapalesch-hawk6627]

Fabulous tips!

[@CopycatQuilter]

Fabulous viewers! Thanks for watching! 💚

[@KelleysQuiltsandCruises]

I am saving up cut rectangles for my first potato chip quilt. Assembly will start eventually.

[@CopycatQuilter]

I cut a LOT of scraps into chips using my Accuquilt dies. And yeah, one day they’ll become something! lol. Thanks for watching!

[@suehorn4182]

Thanks for your helpful tips

[@CopycatQuilter]

Thank you for watching! I'm glad your found it helpful!

[@RockyRidgeQuilter]

Great tips! Thank you!

[@CopycatQuilter]

Thank you! I’m glad you enjoyed it! Please subscribe if you aren’t already and thanks for watching! 💚

[@nancysharon931]

What a great video! Thank you. ❤😊

[@CopycatQuilter]

Thank you! I love these quilts! Please subscribed you haven’t already and thanks for watching! 💚

[@dawnplough1458]

Great ideas

[@CopycatQuilter]

Glad you like them! 😀 Thanks for watching!

[@sheilakeating9089]

❤ thanks for your hints

[@CopycatQuilter]

Thank YOU for watching! 💚 Please subscribe if you aren’t already…

[@beverlyakins2374]

Love the potato chip block

[@CopycatQuilter]

It is a fun one! Please subscribe if you haven’t already and thanks for watching! 💚

[@robinpowell2712]

Best explanation so far🎉

[@CopycatQuilter]

Glad you think so! Thanks for watching!!!

[@lorim2074]

I like your organization! Great tips!!!

[@CopycatQuilter]

Thank you! I like people who enjoy my videos! lol Please subscribe if you aren’t already and thanks for watching! 💚

[@arvettadelashmit9337]

Sewing a Potato Chip top is fun. However, I'm not wild about cutting all the pieces needed to make one. When I'm having a good day off from work, I cut out pieces until my back hurts.

[@CopycatQuilter]

I use my Accuquilt and cut 4-1/2” strips and then crosscut them on the 2-1/2” strip die to put out lots of chips fast. If you don’t have Accuquilt, you could use jelly roll strips and only cut the 4-1/2” chunks. Or when you cut out a quilt, grab all the scraps and cut them and store. Then you’re building up the stash a little at a time. Where there’s a will there’s a way! Please subscribe if you haven’t and thanks so much for watching! 💚

[@kathrynboseman5249]

I cut my scraps as each quilt is finished. Then every few weeks or so,I make potato chip blocks. Easy peasy.

[@CopycatQuilter]

@@kathrynboseman5249 I try to do the same for chips but also 5” squares or 2-1/2” strips. Have those standard sizes can really make your stash easy to use! Thanks for watching! 💚

[@papercents]

Great tips! New subscriber here - thank you for your video!

[@CopycatQuilter]

Thanks for the sub! And I’m glad you enjoyed the video! I love these chip quilts!

[@GayleHallAZ]

Thank you for this informative video, especially Tip #3! If you use plastic all the time for quilt pieces, why not be kind to the environment by sewing up some project bags with clear vinyl fronts to hold your quilt pieces? …just a thought 😊

[@CopycatQuilter]

Thanks for watching Gayle and yes… I should do that. I think I even have vinyl around here somewhere. I don’t think I’d even need a zipper. I do reuse my baggies in the sewing room a lot but I also use them a lot for single servings of food in the freezer and don’t reuse those. Thanks for yet another project idea! 🤣🤣🤣

[@colettesorrells9015]

❤❤❤

[@CopycatQuilter]

Right back at’cha!

[@velmamendes2949]

Turn up your volume please.

[@CopycatQuilter]

Thanks for the feedback. Volume on KZbin videos can be tricky and I don’t have it all worked out. You can’t change it after it’s uploaded but I’ll try to get it right in future videos. Thanks for watching! 💚