Moda Scrap Bag Assortment Fabric Quilting Strips 1/2lb. by Moda

I was not expecting quite so many strips. This is exactly as described. Great pieces nice fabric.

So excited as the colors compliment each other and all were 2.5 strips. I would buy again.

Beautiful fabric but received Christmas material strips. 32 counted with only four not Christmas season. Will keep but won't purchase again

I have ordered 3 of these scrap bags and I think it’s a great idea. I wish other manufacturers would offer the same type of product . I have read the reviews here of people disappointed with what they got and I am sorry they didn’t understand what they are buying. It’s a great deal if you know what to expect. You are getting scrap fabric of varying width, many with selvages, that amount to less than a full jelly roll (maybe 1/2 to 2/3 of a jelly roll), at half the price of a normal jelly roll. But here you don’t get to pick your fabric, and it might be not your style or color preference (I got two bags of Halloween fabric). These bags are great for people who like to use scraps for making “crumb quilt” blocks (see Missouri Star Quilt Company tutorial), scrappy blocks, or collages. They would not be a great choice if you want to make a bunch of standard blocks because the widths vary on each strip. I used fabric from 2 of my bags to make 14 12.5” x 12.5” blocks for a guild exchange (photo). In order to do so, the strip widths are random and I had to sew similar fabric on to certain strips to make them wide enough. I think it’s kind of fun to see what you get and find ways to use them. Happy sewing!

Included 29 strips in 25 different patterns. 50/50 had selvage. Width ranged from 1.5 to 3 inches (minus selvage). All 100% cotton. Majority is blue designs, but also have yellow, brown, pink, and red in there. All in all it was as advertised a bag of scraps for a scrap quilt, exactly what I was looking for.

This is a pack of about 15 strips around 30 inches long. the selvage are still on the strips.

I’ve gotten two others of these in the past. They really are basically almost jelly rolls. I say “almost” because the width is anywhere from 1.5-3 inches. The first set I got was all 3 inch cuts plus bias. So I was able to make some decent little blocks. The second bag I got was mostly 2.5 inch cuts and that includes bias. The colors were not as nice and it was hard to use them due to the completely odd mix of fabric combined with the bias making these more like 2 inch strips. This most recent bag, whoever created … it’s all the same fabric line. So that’s a plus. But it’s 1-2.5 inch strips with bias so once the bias is cut off I’m working with a 1/2 inch strip or 2 inch. You can’t do anything with the 1/2 inches. So that’s 1/2 the bag left unusable. The 2 inch isn’t enough to complete a project with. So this third bag is a waste and honestly whoever decided to sell it should be ashamed of themselves. You can’t do anything with this small a sliver of fabric. I’m my opinion it does not count as a scrap. So looking to get the bag? It really is maybe more worth it, for the same price to just buy one designers scraps. I got curiouser and curiouser “scraps” from a seller and the cuts are all 1/8 a yard. Plenty to work with there for the same price. So unless you just love jelly rolls, pass on this. It’s always some version of a jelly roll.

It will work