DonnaPBradshaw

I wouldn't do anything with the leftover fabric, toss it and save your energy for something worth your time!

matraina

OMG, aren't you the clever one! Love it.

costumegirl

I agree - it will make pretty scraps for another project

quiltingbuddy

Thanks everyone for your thoughts. I decided, after reading that most of you would not let the fabric go to waste, that I would take my rotary to it and cut a little bit more just to see if it is worth messing with or not. And after only cutting a few strips and then using my June Taylor shape cut to cut them into squares I have come out with 14 3 1/2" squares and about 30 2" squares. And I still have about the same amount left to cut after my neck calms down from it (cutting for very long bothers me). So it will take time, but it will add enough to my cut scraps to make it worth it I guess. I appreciate your input very much!

Geri B

Add to your crumbs.....

Sew Freak

just got out of 'love my stash too much' and I can certainly relate to all who responded then I read this thread!!! I don't know I am most guilty of. I have started to use my stash since I don't want my children to have to be left with all of it to deal with even though my stash is much smaller than some I have seen on the board! And then this thread....and YES I would use that left over fabric in strips with as much width I can get and then use the irregular shapes in a crazy quilt! I too H A T E to waste fabric. In any case, your quilt is very pretty! I like it!!!!

bibi

Adorable quilt. Use the remaining material for stuffing projects along with regular filling.

Floralfab

Such a pretty quilt! I hate to throw anything away so I'd try cutting these into 2", 3" etc squares.

crafterrn1

I would cut various sizes of squares out of the remaining fabric for a scrap quilt. or a tote bag or pin cushions. I would not throw it away. Luann

nativetexan

Oh golly, that's wonderful. Sometimes fussy cutting pays off big time! and yes, i'd try to use the rest of the fabric. But then I'm frugal to a fault sometimes.