Originally Posted by sueisallaboutquilts
I sure would love to have you for a neighbor! I would bake pies for you while you worked on my stuff :D:D
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Originally Posted by watterstide
to this..
i still have a stack in my sewing room..but if i don't take care of this mess, i will continue to go buy batting,instead of using up what i have.. the narrow ones,scarfs for the homeless shelter,just put flannel on front and back. (stitch and flip style) mug rugs and small projects, and baby quilts.. just zig zag them together.. |
Hey wolph, don't be horning in on my pies!
Originally Posted by wolph33
Originally Posted by sueisallaboutquilts
I sure would love to have you for a neighbor! I would bake pies for you while you worked on my stuff :D:D
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Love it! I will now take my full garbage bag & do this! Thanks for sharing!
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I think it is wonderful that you can use your batting scraps so resourcefully. I save mine too and either sew pieces together to use on a larger project, small projects and practicing FMQ. Some is saved for projects that need a stuffing too.
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Originally Posted by Mary M
I think it is wonderful that you can use your batting scraps so resourcefully. I save mine too and either sew pieces together to use on a larger project, small projects and practicing FMQ. Some is saved for projects that need a stuffing too.
but at least,for me, having the measurements on the pieces i sewed together, will make me be more thrifty! i don't always need to grab a coupon and get batting, if i have some already to go! i never start a FMQ project without practicing on a sandwich! i need to get loose! :thumbup: |
OMG! I understand as I have boxes of batting. Thanks for posting as it gives me some ideas on what sizes to cut to organize.
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I think you have found the best way to use up those weird sized pieces.
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Great idea. I never thought to use my quilting foot.
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Here is the Scrappy Quilted Scarf Tutorial:
http://kittykittycrafts.blogspot.com...-everyone.html And here is the picture of the one i made for my grandson last winter.. http://www.quiltingboard.com/t-86010-1.htm |
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