GOOD THINGS COME TOGETHER

Your stash. New possibilities.

A backing as thoughtful as the quilt on top. Turn your leftover
fabric into a plan you can cut, piece, and make your own.

YOUR MAKING SPACE

Let’s piece it together.

An example to get you started

01 Your quilt

or make it yours
in
in

Room for quilting and trimming.

in
Target backing68 × 80 in
Seams & layout
in

Added only to edges that will be sewn together. Your extra backing already covers the outside edges; no additional outer trim is added.

02 Your fabric stash

3 pieces

Measure usable fabric, without the selvages.
One entry for each rectangular piece.

Allow rotation when the print can turn 90°.

Yours to make. No account needed.

A PLACE FOR EVERY PIECE

Your backing plan

Updates as you go
3 panels · 2 columns
THE BIG PICTURE
Quilt top Piecing seam
Covered by your stash100%
Your pieces used3 of 3

Every piece has a place.

Extra panels needed0

You’re ready to make.

Before you cut

    One panel per fabric piece; offcuts are not reused. This is a suggested rectangular layout, not a guarantee of the least fabric or fewest seams. Check print direction and your quilter’s backing requirements before cutting.

    Planned with a little care.

    Save keeps one plan in this browser. Plan details are only shared if you include them in feedback.

    FROM STASH TO SOMETHING SPECIAL

    Less guesswork.
    More making.

    A simple plan for a beautifully
    resourceful quilt back.

    01 / MEASURE

    Start with what you have.

    Add your quilt dimensions and the fabric pieces waiting for their next project.

    02 / PIECE

    Find a way together.

    See your pieces arranged in rows or columns, with any extra fabric clearly marked.

    03 / MAKE

    Take it to the cutting table.

    Print your layout, cutting sizes, and assembly notes. Then make something lovely.