Step by step and one thing at a time, I'll show you how to make a Chippewa Scrap Quilt. Note that this is my way of doing what does not mean that it is the only one or even the most correct one. It's mine, it's simple and it produces excellent results!
For simplicity, I'll use the term Quilt as an alternative to the patchwork. Let's start at the beginning!
A quilt consists of 4 parts, or to be more correct 3 and a half parts!
The first part is one that gives more enjoyment to make: the top quilt or the top of the quilt. That's where the fabric flaps are and where we can play with the shapes, colors and patterns of the fabrics and let the creativity run freely!
The second part is the filler that corresponds to the middle of the quilt, which gives consistency to the quilt and turns it into a cozy blanket.
The third part is the backing or the back of the quilt. It may be a single piece of the same fabric or may also consist of various combinations of fabrics and shapes. I like mine in one piece, but it's a matter of personal taste.
The missing half, or if you want, the entire missing part is the binding or bias (also called debrum) that goes all around and that finishes the three layers of the quilt and gives it the finish.
As they have seen that the colors can be used according to their taste and color combination .. (here are the patterns)
