Have you ever walked into a quilt shop and thought wow, I’ll take one of everything? Â Well, with the help of the fat quarter, you can! Â This little gem of a fabric cut is the most economical way to shop but then what? Â Here is a list of AH-MAZ-ING fat quarter projects to keep your needle moving!
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Since some of you are taking part in the Sew My Stash sew along challenge and packages just hit the mail, I thought the timing was perfect.  I am confident that this round up of fat quarter projects will get your creative juices flowing! There is so much inspiration in these links that I am heading off to raid my fabric stash.  That hexi table runner is amazing and those pin cushions are super cute.
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100+ Fat Quarter Projects
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It’s fun to make cute things for the ones we love! Since many child-friendly projects are small, they are perfect for fat quarters.
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2. Burp Cloths
3. Baby Bonnet
4. Malcolm the Dog
5. Doll Blanket
6. Doll-ee Dress Up
11. Layered Baby Dress
12. Little Man Tie  (size newborn – 5T)
13. Matching Game
14. Child’s Apron
15. Pillowcase Dress
16. Ruffle Bib
17. Sail Boat Stuffie
18. Simple Belt
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You don’t need to buy yards and yards of fabric to make something for your closet. This section is all about the possibilities of the fat quarter.
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20. Bike Basket
21. Pretty Pony
22. Checkered Tote
23. Compact Bag
24. Drawstring Bag
25. Pocket Apron
26. Easy Wallet
27. Fanny Pack
28. iPhone Pouch
29. Dotty Pouches
30. Camera Pouch
31. Pleated Pouch
32. Reversible Scarf
33. Cowl Scarf
34. Rockabilly Headband
35. Ruffle Slippers
36. Ruffle Tote Bag
37. Sewing Machine Cover
38. Nail Polish Kit
39. Bow Scrunchies
40. Travel Neck Pillow
41. Triple Zip Pouch
42. Wrap Skirt
43. Zipper Wallet
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Home is where the heart is and there is nothing better than sprinkling a little handmade all over it! Something about handmade brings your world into focus and keeps things personal. After looking through this section, I’m sure you’ll find something special to make for your space.
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44. Basket Cover
46. Christmas Stocking
47. Closet Dividers
48. Craft Caddy
49. Finger Hot Pads
50. Pot Holders
53. Cactus Pillow
56. Grocery Bag Holder
58. Laundry Bag
60. Mannequin Door Stop
61. Mouse Pad
62. Peacock Pillow
63. Placemats
65. Fabric Basket
66. Quilted Table Runner
68. Ruffle Wristlet
69. Snack Bags
70. Take Along Placemat
71. Bowl Cover
72. Tea Towels
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Handmade = Happiness in my world. Really, there is nothing better than giving the gift of handmade. Something about the act of making is so inspiring and instantly makes a person feel special. These fat quarter projects are perfect for making in batches at the machine.
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74. Fabric Tray
75. Jewelry Organizer
76. Fabric Envelopes
77. Pom Pom Napkins
78. Passport Holder
79. Coffee Cozy
83. Tassel Garland
87. Luggage Tags
88. Anchor Pillow
89. Patchwork Curtains
92. Pin Cushion Cups
93. Pocket Organizer
94. Handle Purse
95. Make Up Roll
96. Sewing Weights
97. Scissor Pouch
98. Tissue Cozy
99. Triangle Pin Cushion
100. Water Bottle Carrier
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You don’t have to spend hours at the machine for your fabric to make an impact.
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Now, how’s that for some creative inspiration?  I just knew there were amazing fat quarter projects out there and I was determined to find them!  Every fat quarter project listed is a free pattern and will help you with step by step instructions.  Did I miss one of your favorite fat quarter projects?  If so, leave me a link in the comments and I will be sure to include them on the list.  Don’t forget to Pin This fat quarter project post for easy reference.
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Comments & Reviews
This is very helpful, Heather. It’ll keep me busy for ages ;-D Thanks so much.
So glad you like it Linda. There is a TON of fun projects here that will help anyone bust through their fat quarter bundles.
~Heather
You are supa! Love all the ideas! Thanks so much.
Thanks for linking my Rainbow Hexi table runner. I hope your readers enjoy it.
Warmest Cintia
Hello Cintia,
I love the table runner and the way you clean finished the back. Your project will be my travel companion this summer.
~Heather
do you have a pattern for a handicap walker that will hold water glasses and a plate. My husband has Parkinson disease and the therapist wants him to clear the table and be able to retrieve some things from the fridge. this will help him become more independent. thanks for your consideration.
WHAT is the name of the one on the row 2nd from bottom, 2nd from left … looks like a sundae w/cherry on top??
It is number 91- Pin Cushion Cups. Would love to see a few pictures when your done!
~Heather
Love it! indeed perfect projects to get rid of my fabric, keep myself busy awaken my creativity and make something nice! tnx!
WOW, is it possible to do more than two at a time?? I love them all, the drawstring bag is first
I’m at a loss, do I prewash FQ for making skirts for girls
I brought 100 fat quarters today! Time to get super busy. Thanks for the ideas
Wow, that has to be some fat stack Allison! I can’t wait to hear what you create. It’s time to get stitching.
~Heather
Which one is the ruffly purse (top row between fish and potholder)?
I see a picture of a circle skirt, but do not find a pattern. What am I missing?
Thanking you in advance. Ellie
Hello Ellie,
The circle skirt is #4.
Can’t wait to see how it turns out!
~Heather
I found what I was looking for in #25. Sorry I bothered you, I just didn’t read far enough.
I will send picture if I can figure out how. 🙂
Ellie
No bother at all Ellie! I’m glad you found it and can’t wait to see it finished!
~Heather
Fat quarter projects look like fun…I must try some of them!
I have a lot of fat quarters so these projects will be great!!
I love all these ideas! This should get a lot of fat quarters used up in good time!
I love all these ideas!