In my world scraps multiply like crazy. I am always looking for someone who would like a box full. They become overwhelming. Seems like for every scrap quilt I make I wind up with enough scraps for 2 more.
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I donate all my scraps---have to make sure I am through with my project ( ask why I say that ! ) , then remnants go in plastic bag for donation to our senior center and they sell them.
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Thank you everyone! Annievee, I have to ask... why?
We don't really have quilting guilds over here in Barnsley, but I will try local shops because it gets to be a dear do when buying them! Kalamaquilts, that is my idea of heaven. Just give me utterly random things to sort and I'm over the moon happy. I have used fat quarters for my latest, and I hoped it would generate far more scraps than it has lol |
P.s. I should have probably mentioned in in England! International postage is probably prohibitive....
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Originally Posted by Serianas
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P.s. I should have probably mentioned in in England! International postage is probably prohibitive....
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I jump started my scrap collection by buying out the scraps from an estate sale. I ended up with 5 laundry baskets of scraps after I washed them (quilter was a smoker, so it all needed to be washed).
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I did buy them on Etsy, once upon a time, before I had the volume of scraps I have now. Can you find a quilt guild or group in your area? Those ladies are usually delighted to find someone who will make good use of their scraps.
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Here is a picture of the "mess" I had after washing. I did give away a couple of baskets full.
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I have made many scrappy quilts from my Daughters and my scraps. Still have a long way to go. I do use my fabric stash for backing, borders, binding etc. Every quilt creates more scraps.
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I know that Moda does scrap bags that some Quilt shops will stock. And KeepSake Quilting also has some scrap bags in their catalog.
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