klswift

Have you made the fold n stitch wreaths? I use 2 half yard pieces and save the leftover bit to use as a alternating square wreath and frame. These I will use with a third half yard piece. So, I basically get 2 full wreaths out of 3 half yard pieces. Also, I use a lighter weight interfacing (really like 950 shirtweight) so I can stitch around and turn rather than the heavy foam and cutting a slit and then applique - too much extra work.

trolleystation

Microwave potato bags. Taco warmer bag.

katesnanna

With contrasting fabric you could make a Bow Tucks Bag. Have a look for lots of examples on QB.

ctrysass2012

Check out the Take 5 pattern. I have made that using 1/2 yds instead of the full yd. Makes a nice lap size. Any pattern that calls for 1 yd pieces can be done with 1/2 yds to make a smaller quilt.

maryellen2u

Oh my! Aren't you sorry you asked? I had to laugh. My gosh, you'll be busier than a one armed paper hanger with all these projects. No excuses now! What a lot of great suggestions! Now get busy, girl!

madamekelly

How about one of a kind pillowcases? There are free patterns all over the Internet.

redstilettos

Needle book?
Crayon Holder? (where you sew a skinny pocket for each crayon and then roll it up with a ribbon).
Cut it into charms and join a swap
Lazy Boy arm chair pocket for a remote control
Pin Cushion
Thread Catcher

eastslopequilter

A star quilt. There are a few u tube videos on how to sew this.

Jeanette Frantz

Table runners -- there's a free zig-zag table runner pattern online -- and you'd still have enough left to make matching potholders.

purplefiend

Lots of quilt blocks?