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Originally Posted by Scakes
Come on over and we can do mine too. :lol:
I like the idea of the scarves out of flannel. May do that with some of my scraps and send them to Pine Ridge in the next box I send out. :lol: |
has any one thought to butt batting as you go along ?That way it saves collecting lots of small pieces .
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Originally Posted by rona thickpenny
has any one thought to butt batting as you go along ?That way it saves collecting lots of small pieces .
i still have a drawer full of batting scraps to do, but this is what i accomplished .. i marked on finished sizes on a post it note.. Ladies, i did not mean for you to think i was organized..ROFL i just decided it was time to sew them together and quit buying more batting off the bolt,when i had plenty here! besides, it rained all day here yesterday!! today is sun shine and beauty here in Michigan,no sewing or organizing! |
Need to do this myself. Thanks for sharing.
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very ambitious of you and you did such a great job! the last 2 wall hangings i made i did the same thing. It's a little time consuming but why not use the pieces and save some money in this economy :-D
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I just recently did this & it makes it so much easier to find the right size piece when you need one. I have seen the iron-on tape advertised to piece together batting & I thought there must be something less expensive. I cut light weight iron-on interfacing about 3 inches wide & length I needed & ironed with a medium heat. It worked great.
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Smart idea, Kim. I need to follow your example. Thanks for the nice information.
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Originally Posted by watterstide
i was bored, raining outside..and no projects that HAVE to be done right away...lol
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Originally Posted by craftybear
great idea!
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Don't forget about pot holders
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