The Kaleidoscope quilt from Kitchen Table Quilting is a smart way to use up a growing scrap pile. The design focuses on color value – the lightness or darkness of your fabric. This creates a sense of circular movement across the quilt. If you’ve made the Plaid-ish quilt, this is a great next step. It helps you refine how to organize scraps for the best visual impact.
You will use a template to cut specific shapes for this project. This keeps the geometry consistent as you assemble the 72 blocks. Each block uses eight large triangles and four small ones. These eventually form a generous 64″ x 72″ finished quilt. It’s a rewarding way to practice precise cutting. You can turn a random mix of remnants into a coordinated, high-energy design.
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