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Batting scrap tip
Take a couple of scraps and lay them on top of each other. Put your hand down on top( scraps need to big enough for whole hand) trace loosely around your hand with a pencil or similar in a mitten shape and take them to your machine. Stitch on the mitten shape line and cut off the extra. You now have a dusting hand mitten!
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Cool! I will try this!
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yep...going to try this one....ummm...maybe this will be a batting scrap day...make these mitts and maybe making dusting rags to fit on my swifter! Should work....why waste the smaller scraps of batting!
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Originally Posted by sewingpup
(Post 8520653)
yep...going to try this one....ummm...maybe this will be a batting scrap day...make these mitts and maybe making dusting rags to fit on my swifter! Should work....why waste the smaller scraps of batting!
https://diyhsh.com/diy-duster/ |
Great idea! I can make these for a holiday gift for a couple people I know.
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osewme thank you for the link because it has a lot more neat ideas. I have bookmarked it
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Great ideas!!
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Dusting?!? This comes under the heading of “cleaning “. I think I’m allergic to that kind of activity. It makes me sweat, it hurts and makes me tired real quick. Gave the grandson the swifter. Told him to wipe around stuff. He pushed a dish full of buttons off the piano crashing on the floor. Nothing broken. I told him to keep on swinging it around. Maybe I’ll make him a new duster thing.
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Thanks for the idea!
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I have used scrap batting for my Swifer for a few years now and just keep a stack of them in and old Swifer container. Grab one when I need to dust any surface.Works well and I don't mind tossing them out when too dust filled or soiled to use any longer Good reminder that it is time to cut more! They work well when polishing silver too. No I don't do it often but the soft batting doesn't scratch the surface.
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