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Originally Posted by Dingle
(Post 7276892)
I use my GO to cut up all my usable scraps. Once my box is filled I get it all ironed and start cutting. Well on my way to scrappy quilts.
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Good for you! I saw that suggestion on a National Quilter's Circle video & thought it sounds like a great idea. I plan to get going on that same project as soon as I finish my current quilt. I figure that will also help it to sell at Guild Auction if I can bundle up my scraps into strips or charms and tie with a pretty ribbon.
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Congratulations on completing your project. I wish I could be that organized. I try, but then I pull fabrics from here, there and everywhere, and I've got chaos; however, I'm working on it. It's just difficult to figure out what to do with the smaller scraps and strips. You have a great solution.
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You make me feel like a lazy lima bean. I've been putting the chore of sorting scraps off for months. After reading your post I told myself no more new projects and once they are sorted they will all become some ones new scrappy quilts. So my non-summer months I will be ready to start with well organized scraps and patterns.
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We moved in June and my sewing room is very much a "work in progress". Glad to hear what everyone's doing with their scraps. It helps.
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While in the process of getting ready to move, I have discovered 3 large plastic bins just scramble filled with scraps. I hope I can find time to trim and organize them before we go, I am going to be ready for a quilting break as soon as I get settled. What fun scraps can be when they are organized instead of just a jumble. Thanx for the motivation
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I think I may have more scraps than I do fabric LOL. I need to make more scrappy quilts.
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Sounds like you are getting organized...I need to...
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