Tartan

​If their are boys in your family, a wallhanging with all the pockets would be perfect to park their toy cars in.

cranberry

if you don't want to sew them up into something: we gather all the various scraps and snippets into old pillowcases. When the case is full, sew it shut and donate it to the animal shelter to use as a bed. We even throw thread bits and all trimmings into the pillow case. I also put in holey socks and anything else soft.

SuziSew

PP, Love this idea! Thanks for the link!

I agree with some of the others, use the pockets for a whimsical quilt or wall hanging for storage.

mhollifiel

Now this is a great idea! I knew you all would have some great ways to use these. Thank you!

Becky's Crafts

If you make quilts for a retirement home, how about putting a pocket on each quilt for their hankies or reading glasses. I'm sure they'd be a big hit!! :-)

ckcowl

I would use the cuffs to make tote bags, sewn together they would be very durable and also very cute

Roxanne

If the cuffs still have the buttons on them, they could become part of fidget quilts for Alzheimer's patients.

SusieQOH

The link to the cuffs is really cute!! People are so creative.

klswift

I like the idea of attaching all the pockets to a fabric , use a few cuffs as hangers for a dowel and you have a wall hanging catchall for a kid's room, a girl's accessories collection or a workroom stash spot for small items. If they are basic little prints or solids, with a bit of applique or embroidery, it would make a cute thing to attach next to a changing table for all the bits and pieces needed for babies.

Dodie

So many creative people here and yet I had another idea how about an old jeans quilt they have made them with old jean pockets but shirt pockets would be more colorful then line with flannel no batting needed