mix with catnip and stuff cat toys.
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What great ideas! I feel so wasteful after reading this thread. I usually throw away the strips after doing a quilt.
Well, sometimes I will cut 4 or 6" squares for my quild to use on rag quilts. I'm going to be trying a lot of these ideas! Thanks for the tips. |
HeHeHeHe...give them to another quilter! :p
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This board is fantastic! What great ideas. You guys are the best. . . any question or problem and everyone kicks in with great ideas. So glad I found you. :-)
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Thanks for all the tips everyone!
I Just comlbined some of the ideas and thought I should cut the ones that are right right size for rag quilts into enough squares to make a complete quilt and put a pretty bow around it and give it to some quilting friends who like making the rag quilts. Love the swiffer idea too! You guys are great! |
I would not use smaller pieces or strips for a quilt. To much of a chance of them coming apart after numerous washings. Save them for smaller projects. Its ok to sew a couple larger pieces together for a quilt. We always have pieces from a roll leftover.
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What about purse straps, bookmarks,piece them together .
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I keep all small pieces of batting and then cut them up in very small pieces for stuffing the teddy bears and dolls I make.
Nothing wasted. |
Originally Posted by Monika
(Post 5376364)
I save all my trimmings and then use it for stuffing for pet beds that I donate to the local SPCA.
As for leftover batting scraps, I use them in whatever I can - sewing together what I can. Those too small and not sprayed, I also use it for dog beds. |
I use tiny bits as stuffing for heart shaped pillows for the cartiact unit of a local hospital. I always keep a few hearts sewn up and then fill as the bits are trimmed off of projects.
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