carolstickelmaier

Same for me on the scrappy log cabins but also scrappy bindings on charity quilts. I just roll them around my hand, fold in half and store in shoe boxes until I have enough to use. I always seem to have leftover binding.
Carol

katlady

I save the left over binding & sew it together until I have enough to bind scrappy quilts.

catrancher

Here's an idea. I'm saving mine for this:

http://www.patchworktimes.com/2010/1...-over-binding/

catrancher

Try this free translation service:

http://www.freetranslation.com/

Sorry...wrong thread and I can't delete it.

atvrider

I cut all my bindings the same size no matter what the pattern calls for and use the leftovers for a scrappy look.

dsb38327

Thank you for creating this post. I share your need to know but in a different sense. My strips are cut selvage to selvage and have not been sewn. I have just finished my 2nd Bargello and feel like I am in a '2 1/2" strip' forrest. I am torn between putting the strip(s) back into the ruler folded fabric it belongs with in case I use that fabric for something that uses 2 1/2" strips or just sewing the 2 1/2" strips into something to use up the fabric. ??

Iamquilter

I use them for scrappy bindings on scrappy quilts.

grammatjr

I am purposely always cutting too much binding (better than ending up short) & am saving them to use in a scrappy pattern that calls for Jelly Rolls (they are same size 2 1/2", but usually are cut to smaller lengths).

Qwiltylady

They are also great for binding mug rugs too! I have a big plastic jar that I drop all my extra bindings in and then use them to bind scrappy quilts or mug rugs. Even bind doll quilts with them.

grammysharon

I use them for binding hot pads or mug rugs :D :D :D