A fabric-first quilt finder

Your next quilt is already on the shelf.

Tell us what fabric you own—nine fat quarters, one jelly roll, a lonely layer cake, or a box of scraps. StashMuse finds projects that actually fit.

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What do you have?

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10 checked startsEvery listing includes the fabric count and what else you still need.
6 stash formatsFat quarters, charm packs, strips, layer cakes, scraps, and yardage.
0 runtime AIFast static pages that are cheap to host and easy for search engines to crawl.
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Fat Quarter Fancy

By SewCanShe

A bright, forgiving throw that turns nine feature fat quarters into oversized blocks with a clean background.

Starts with: 9 fat quarters
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Fast & Easy Fat Quarter Pile Up

By Knot and Thread Design via Diary of a Quilter

Twelve fat quarters become twenty-four big rectangles for a fast lap quilt with almost no fabric waste.

Starts with: 12 fat quarters
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Quick N Slick

By Just Get It Done Quilts

A true first-quilt pattern built from five-inch squares that can be cut from scraps, fat quarters, yardage, or charm packs.

Starts with: 2 charm packs
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Jelly Roll Race

By Missouri Star Quilt Co.

Sew one standard roll of 2½-inch strips into an energetic striped throw with almost no cutting.

Starts with: 1 jelly rolls
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Charm Pack Cherry

By Fat Quarter Shop

A classic patchwork design made from two print charm packs and two solid charm packs, supported by a beginner video.

Starts with: 4 charm packs
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Charm Pack Chili

By Fat Quarter Shop

A newer lap quilt that uses three print charm packs, one solid charm pack, and border fabric.

Starts with: 4 charm packs
“The biggest missing element seems to be a website that compiles quilt patterns for easy searching.”

That repeated request from quilters is the job StashMuse is built to solve: Ravelry-style discovery, beginning with fabric rather than a pattern name.

How it works

From fabric guilt to a cutting plan.

1

Start with the fabric

Choose the cut and quantity already in your sewing room. This reverses the usual frustrating pattern-first search.

2

See the honest fit

Compare size, skill, likely time, background yardage, and whether the design respects large prints or irregular scraps.

3

Learn from the creator

Go to the original pattern or tutorial. StashMuse adds discovery and context without taking the designer’s traffic or sale.

A digital product with a real job

The Stash Rescue Kit

A printable, practical workbook for turning the fabric pile into a short list of makeable projects—without cataloguing every last scrap.

  • Fast stash inventory by usable cut, not purchase history
  • Precut conversion and “can I make it?” worksheets
  • Project shortlist cards and a 30-day sewing reset
  • US Letter and A4-ready printable files
See the $12 kit