Creative Uses for those trimmings of Batting
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brushandthimble , 01-10-2011 03:16 PM
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I also dust with them and attached them to the dry mop.
I use a piece of about 12 inch square to lay out the block pieces to sew together. Keeps all the little pieces in place. same as the other posts; smaller projects and piece some together.
I use a piece of about 12 inch square to lay out the block pieces to sew together. Keeps all the little pieces in place. same as the other posts; smaller projects and piece some together.
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JenniePenny , 01-10-2011 03:19 PM
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I cut them into rectangles and use them as dry dusting cloths for my Swiffer to give the floor a quick sweep. They pick up so much thread, dust and pet hair it's almost unbelievable.
Smaller pieces are great for dusting TV's and electronics. Won't scratch like a paper towel possibly could.
I also use small pieces of batting to make easy quilted cosmetic bags when getting ready to sell things at craft fairs.
Smaller pieces are great for dusting TV's and electronics. Won't scratch like a paper towel possibly could.
I also use small pieces of batting to make easy quilted cosmetic bags when getting ready to sell things at craft fairs.
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Smaller pieces are great for dusting TV's and electronics. Won't scratch like a paper towel possibly could.
I also use small pieces of batting to make easy quilted cosmetic bags when getting ready to sell things at craft fairs.
I too use them on the Swiffer and have just thrown them in the washer and dryer and they do fine.Originally Posted by JenniePenny
I cut them into rectangles and use them as dry dusting cloths for my Swiffer to give the floor a quick sweep. They pick up so much thread, dust and pet hair it's almost unbelievable. Smaller pieces are great for dusting TV's and electronics. Won't scratch like a paper towel possibly could.
I also use small pieces of batting to make easy quilted cosmetic bags when getting ready to sell things at craft fairs.