All the ideas look great.

I keep a box with leftover binding and when I do a scrap quilt, I have scrap binding, too. It's a great way to use up the leftovers...

You all have given me such great ideas. How do I decide? lol

They are perfect for scrappy jelly roll quilts.

Agree. I roll them up by color, save them and they are ready for a future creation either piecing or binding.

I just cut all binding at 2.5 inches and use leftovers for service quilts.

I save all left over binding strips; here is One of two jars I use to store them in.

This is a nice decorating idea too.

Thanks for sharing a picture.

Save and make a scrap binding cuts your work in half.

I have been practicing free motion feathers on squares with padding for potholders/hotmats. I bind the edges with extra binding strips. When in cutting mode, I always make extra. Hey, I can't throw anything away.

Save the leftover bindings and use them on a scrap quilt. The more different bindings the better.

I cut my bindings at 2.25". When I'm cutting and sorting scraps and the scrap piece isn't big enough for 2.5", but I can get a binding strip out of it, it goes in my binding box with leftover binding. When I do a scrappy quilt, I will have plenty to choose from.

Now that's an excellent Idea!

See my avatar quilt? Lots of biding surpluses there.

Or you can use them to bind a placement/mugrug/hotpad.

RST

I accumulate them and use them on scrappy quilts for their binding.

I save them and use them on another project -- usually piecing the binding for a scrappy quilt or a small project.

I save all mine in an attempt to make my own jelly rolls!

tote or purse handles?

I love to use scrappy bindings on scrappy quilts.... I always make extra, roll it up and keep in a drawer to be used later for bindings or trim binding on potholders or any number of other projects.

Check out the 1600 quilt pattern. It is mad from jelly rolls which are 2 and 1/2ins wide

I save left over pieces, then sew them together for a scrappy binding.

I don't know if anyone mentioned this already, but I cut mine into 2 1/2 inch squares and throw them into a bin and use them for leaders and enders. Check out quiltville.com for many ideas.

Smaller strips can be cut into 2 1/2" squares and folded for scrappy prairie point borders...