What are the smallest batting scraps you'll put together?
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Just curious.
I spent an hour or two sorting out batting scraps and zigzagging them together.
The smallest pieces I did were 1" strips.
I was meaning to get it done for a while and kept putting it off but today I had some time to kill waiting for backing to go through laundry.
I spent an hour or two sorting out batting scraps and zigzagging them together.
The smallest pieces I did were 1" strips.
I was meaning to get it done for a while and kept putting it off but today I had some time to kill waiting for backing to go through laundry.
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I have used thin strips in a few projects, quilt as you go strip blocks, purses, totes, baskets, rugs etc, but to see together & use in a large quilt the smallest was probably 25"-30" wide by length of batting. I find other uses for the smaller pieces
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I guess that has never really been a concern of mine -- I use scraps over 8" to practice my quilting or may piece them together for a small wall hanging. I don't think I would use my time to piece small scraps of batting but some people are more frugal than I am!
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For me I think it would depend on the project for which I was using the batting piece. A test project; smallish bag; something like that I might piece some smallish pieces together. Probably not as small as you used only because I wouldn't have the patience. But if I was off just a bit...who knows.
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