-
Turning old t.shirts and shirts into memory quilts - November 19, 2025
-
How to Make a Scrappy Monogram Tote – Free Project Tutorial - November 17, 2025
-
Unleash Your Creativity with “Thread Art” by Lola Jenkins - November 17, 2025
-
Book Review – Precut Strips and Squares - November 16, 2025
-
Conquer your free-motion quilting fears with “Fearless Free-Motion Quilting - November 15, 2025
-
How to Make a Quilted Ottoman – Free Project Tutorial - November 7, 2025
-
Watercolor quilting, Painting and stitching - October 15, 2025
-
Quilted breast cancer project - October 7, 2025
-
Unlock Intricate Quilting Designs with Angela Walters’ Dot-to-Dot Class! - October 4, 2025
-
Halloween quilt patterns - October 2, 2025
Orphan Block – Quilted Camp Chair Bag
This Orphan block project is actually very creative and a practical project. A camp chair bag is perfect for sporting events too. Now that I am a soccer mom it would be great to have all my random bits and bobs in one spot with my chair. It would make chasing the shade a lot easier too if I didn’t have to pick up a 100 different items to move 1 metre.
You can see the full tutorial for this Orphan block here.
If you’re an avid quilter surely you’ll have orphan blocks. It doesn’t really matter if you are new, Orphaned blocks will find their way into your life.
Orphan blocks are extra blocks made to test block patterns or blocks that were made for quilts or projects that never got used. With little projects like these, you can turn Quilt Blocks that are just laying around into a functioning item. Maybe you don’t have an orphan block but a 50% UFO set of quilt blocks? Either way, this single block project is perfect for those quilted blocks too.
<!–
–>












