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Originally Posted by feline fanatic
(Post 6937636)
Anything smaller than 1/4 yard (fat or long) I move to scraps.
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I don't have "scraps." My fabric is all sorted by color, so the small pieces go back with their fabric color cousins.
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Originally Posted by feline fanatic
(Post 6937636)
Anything smaller than 1/4 yard (fat or long) I move to scraps.
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I do flower applique, so I have several trays of fabric scraps sorted by color. The fabrics are spread out on the trays so that I can see what I have and the trays just sit inside double dresser drawers in my sewing room.
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Trying to keep up with scraps....especially now I have discovered hexagons of the half inch variety!
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If anything gets between 3/4- 1/2 yrd size I move it to my fat quarter bin. I can get two FQs and a piece for the scrap bin. Anything smaller than a yard is to small for the min stash and will get lost if I don't re locate it to the small bins.
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When I'm cutting fabric, I see what is left by laying it across the cutting board. Or if I'm using my June Tailor Shape cut I can see how much fabric is left and go from there. I only put yardage on my comic boards unless I have alike pieces of more than a yard and mark it.
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Used to keep scraps until there was I had no more room. Now I give all my scraps to a couple of ladies I quilt with every week. They love them, sort them by color, size and goodness knows what else. It keeps them happy and I'm happy cuz I don't have to deal with sorting and storing anymore.
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Originally Posted by crafty pat
(Post 6937789)
I usually scrap anything 1/4 a yard and smaller. But I am very bad about sticking anything left over from cutting out a quilt into a bag and forgetting about it until I find it stuck away somewhere.
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Whatever I don't feel like folding.
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