QUILTNMO

i know the feeling cute bin

AVFD215

How small does a scrap have to be before you toss it out?

Cam's gram

Love your solution! We think along the same lines.

Jingle

I have made about 50 -75 lap size to cover one person out of scraps. I still couldn't use them all, as I seems to make lots of controlled scrappies. I gave my Daughter many and just gifted her with much more. She likes to mess with them and I am sick of dealing with them for the past 2 or 3 months.

jmoore

Yes, they do multiply...your new bin will be a great catch all for your ongoing scrap addiction.

donna873

After each project, I take care of my scraps by cutting them in sizes I use the most. 10 inch squares, 5 inch squares, 2.5 inch squares. that makes it faster when I need to make a quick scrappy quilt.

donna873

After each project, I take care of my scraps by cutting them in sizes I use the most. 10 inch squares, 5 inch squares, 2.5 inch squares. I have tubs marked for each size, when I "work" my scraps, I toss them in their tub, that makes it faster when I need to make a quick scrappy quilt.

donna873

I don't keep anything under 2.5 inches, I put them in a bag to donate to the ladies at the church who make postage stamp quilts

coopah

That's a good one! I have an extra collapsible laundry bin from the Dollar Tree...thanks for giving me an idea of what to do with it! :-)
Your scraps are beautiful, BTW!

red-warrior

Loisf I love your quilt and will start making 11/2 inch strips with your log cabin in mind! Tartan you make such lovely things that your new bin will just give you more options for your creativity!