familyfun

Excellent Idea... those swiffers clothes can get pricey

nadinelois

When all else fails.........great for using to pack contents for mailing!

nadinelois

Gotta try this!!!

KathyKat

I butt them up and zig-zag stitch them together. I use warm and natural and even if they overlap a little, it doesn't show at all in the project.

Quilterrose

I cut small pieces into the shape of hearts or other objects and give to friends. Tell them to place this on their shirt or chest to put strings on. It holds the strings you cut from sewing very well and then they can pull the strings off and throw them away or you can make them several and they can throw the whole thing away when they are finished sewing. Also works well for crocheters with little pieces of yarn that is cut or trimmed. Keeps all those little strings in one place. Doesn't need a pin to put in on, it just sticks to your shirt.

Kappy

Me either, but am going to order some!

Eileen De Ville

Never, never toss out batting. All the suggestions on this topic are good. Even the smallest pieces are great combined with your selvege and bits of scraps for stuffing doll pillows, toys, etc. You'd be surprised how many ideas you can come up with. I am a true scraper. Eileen

adnil458

can zigzag together or mail them to me to use in AAQI mini art quilts

amyjo

I use my small pieces of betting for making my chair pincushions. they are really cute but a lot of handsewing to put together. my mom also uses it for in dolls.

dlf0122quilting

I have a friend who takes all my scraps of batting and fabric and makes doggie beds for the local rescue places.