Do you save your selvages?
#191
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Originally Posted by cmrenno
I save mine but I use them to tie up my tomato plants. In fact I use them to tie up a lot of things.
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I usually cut as close to the selvage as possible - so usually there is only 1/4 to 1/2 inch cut off. I've started to cut next to the plain edge, so if there is a wider piece left on the "pretty" edge, I'll save that. Only because some people here have been asking for them.
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Originally Posted by Sienna's GiGi
I don't save mine but I can if someone else would could use them. I guess I will start saving to help someone out.
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Originally Posted by Sienna's GiGi
I don't save mine but I can if someone else would could use them. I guess I will start saving to help someone out.
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I toss 'em in the pile with other snippets that I donate to a quilt shop that collects them for a pet shelter. They use all those tiny snippets to stuff pet beds. The selvedges don't appeal to me, but a dog or cat won't care what made their bed soft and warm!
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