You should do a scrappy and just leave the pieces as they are and start sewing them all together until you get enough for the size square you want and then cut, and start all over for the next square. They are fun and very pretty when finished as you will have lots of different fabrics/prints/colors/etc. in the quilt. :roll:
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Welcome from Illinois! I separate mine into strips, squares and odd sized pieces. Use the odd shaped pieces for crazy quilt blocks.
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cut mine into strips and squares. left overs from there are stored to stuff into toys for kids.
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I have several bags full again...I use to give them away...this time I am going to cut them up in to 5 inch squares and make a scrap quilt for my brother. I am going to just make a simple quilt. 4 patches and them sash them. (I think). I also am thinking of making the backing with all of the scraps. A reversible quilt. I normally make my quilts with flannel backing but for his I am going to do the scrap backing.
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I keep my scraps for scrap quilts, and smallest pieces I use to make crumb blocks with! :)
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I like to hand applique especially sunbonnet sues..small scraps are good for her pieces. Also for flower petals to applique..I don't cut mine til I am ready to use them.... that would be much to organized for me *L* crafty_linda_b
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Originally Posted by Lori S
I leave them as they are until I decide the pattern.
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Originally Posted by lgmdonna
What does the other member do with the selvages? Very curious.
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I iron them flat and put in a tote until I think of what I want to do with them.
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Yes, this!
Originally Posted by Kat Sews
Check out Bonnie Hunter's method of using scraps at Quiltville.com
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