Fabric Strategy Advice
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Since I don't have a neat bone in my body, scraps would never be organized and my house would look like a fabric store exploded inside it. So perhaps you don't want my advice - which is to put them in a plastic bag and donate them to someone else! It is amazing how the pile of scraps grows - as if a fertility hormone is released when they are cut!
The exception to my 'give them away' strategy is width of fabric strips. Those I save and make coin quilts with because they are quick and easy. I like bright colors, so they make excellent kids quilts. Having said that, I only make them when I feel like sewing but want the project to be so easy I could phone the work in.
The exception to my 'give them away' strategy is width of fabric strips. Those I save and make coin quilts with because they are quick and easy. I like bright colors, so they make excellent kids quilts. Having said that, I only make them when I feel like sewing but want the project to be so easy I could phone the work in.
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