luvstoquilt

I use mine for mini quilts, pot holders, swifter, etc, etc. used some the other day to pack a gift for mailing. It got to its destination in 1 piece!��

Mkotch

Our state historical society has a large collection of antique clothing. They asked me to bring my scrap batting in as cushioning on hangers. A volunteer winds and sews the scraps on, then tops them off with muslin. You might check with your local historical society if you have one.

Cheshirepat

Thanks, Watson! I do watch her videos but hadn't caught this one. Brilliant ideas!

oksewglad

Thanks..My afternoon plans changed and I'm going to veg a little at the computer!

nativetexan

I still wonder about dogs eating their bedding. some eat anything!

Frances41

Make dog/cat beds to give to rescue for animals. Make a pillow case stuff those pieces in it and sew it to gather.

oh munner

I like to use my smaller pieces of batting for dusting. Works great and you can just toss it when it gets too dirty.

Ellen 1

Donate the batting scraps to a charity quilting group. They sew them together to make a piece of batting large enough for a quilt (usually lap or kid sized). Other than that, I give mine to a lady that makes dog beds.

liking quilting

Great video link Watson! Thank you!

Jannie

I was saving mine so I could make dog beds for the shelters and then realized I would never do this. So I asked around and found a lady that would use them. Ask at a quilt shop or your long arm quilter if they know anyone that collects scraps for dog beds. There must be someone nearby that would take these off your hands.