I can't do it anymore
#32
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Why not make crumb quilts? That's a quilt that uses the left overs from a scrappy. I've also seen where people list bags or boxes of scraps here and if people will pay the postage they can have these leftovers. Just my 2cents worth. LOL
#33
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Oh please let me give your scraps a new home!! LOL I do miniatures as most of you know and there are a zillion ways to use thost scraps!!! So anyone wants to get rid of scraps think of me!! i would love to have them!
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I'd love to have anybody's scraps too. I make mostly scrappy quilts with tiny pieces... love the details. My problem is I have trouble getting enough variety of fabrics since my crafting budget is really minimal.
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I felt like that once and threw away those nasty scraps!! Only to find out later I had made a BIG mistake by doing so. When I found some antique dresden plates (30's fabric) that I needed to finish off. I remembered the scraps that my husbands great-great aunt had given me and that I had pitched. I couldn't hardly forgive myself for it. Now I have scraps that I manage with Bonnie Hunters system.
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Try getting a flat rate box and setting in on the chair next to you. Put all scraps in it. When it is stuffed, tape it shut and mail it to a scrapper. What a fun surprise for them. Just put an add and take names. Draw a name out of the hat. Quilting is all about scraps.
On the other hand, you can feel buried if it isn't organized. I can't afford to throw all my scraps away. Not until they are less than 1/2" width.
On the other hand, you can feel buried if it isn't organized. I can't afford to throw all my scraps away. Not until they are less than 1/2" width.
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