Eureka! Rejoicing!

This weekend I was making some DS (it is a small hand-held game) cases for my granddaughters. The directions called for iron-on batting, which I didn't have. I thought I would just use regular batting, non-iron-on. Then I happened to see the trimmings of the last quilt I made, the edge pieces that I had trimmed off after quilting, but before binding. There were strips of fabric with the batting spray basted on. I gently separated the fabric from the batting and pressed (by hand, not by ironing) the batting scraps onto the fabric pieces of the cases I was making. They stuck together like magic! The spray-basted pieces were still sufficiently sticky. I just cut the batting out around the fabric. It worked great!

Maybe others have used this idea before, but I had never tried it. I was so excited that it worked so well.

Learning things like reinforces my theory to NEVER throw anything away. (well.... almost never!)

Nice to know

thanks for the handy tip. my DGKs have DSs and I never thought to make them cases for them. thanks for that idea, too :)

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Great idea. would like to see the little cases.