Sentences with phrase «scrap fabric projects»

Whether you have little tiny fabric scraps and trimmed edges or larger remnants you wish to use, these scrap fabric projects offer a little something for everyone.

I'm always creating something new and coming up with ideas for quilts, baskets bags and scrap fabric projects.

I'm always creating something new and coming up with ideas for quilts, baskets bags and scrap fabric projects.

I'm always creating something new and coming up with ideas for quilts, baskets bags and scrap fabric projects.

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Benefits of this project: — Motivates you to look into your scary box or bag of fabric scraps and use some and throw out some — If you are not the type of person who has fabric scraps in your house, motivates you to head out to a fabric store and buy some — Something to do while your partner is watching something you don't care about on tv or hogging the computer — Makes you appreciate the three naps a day your baby may be taking

The projects in this book offer a great opportunity to use all of the trims, buttons, beads, and fabric scraps that I have saved.

Upcycled Bird Sculpture by Laurie Coyle Designs (LaurieCoyleDesigns.Etsy.com); made using fabric scraps from a friend's handbag - making business, fulled sweater remnants from another friend's blanket - making business, metal scraps from my husband's metal - working and wood salvaged from our home - improvement projects.

This simple sewing project uses very little fabric and scraps of trim to create a great little gift or package decoration.

Her Witchy - poo shoes sew up in less than an hour and are a great project you can complete using fabric scraps and supplies.

This easy project makes a great stocking stuffer and uses up your fabric scraps.

I'm a student and moving house soon so I can't have too much heavy furniture — I also have tons of fabric scraps so this is going to be a great project to lighten the load of the cloth stash and give me something to sit on!

I just love picking out different fabrics and it's a really great project for the scraps lying around my house!

This project gives you a great excuse to use up the fabric scraps you have in your stash.

This is a great project for using up your fabric scraps!

This project is a great way to use up the fabric scraps I have in my stash.

As the only sewing member of my generation, I get lots of random fabric scraps that are awesome for projects like this.

For more wonderful projects like this that use ribbon and fabric scraps, please twirl over to these posts from some other Quirky Mommas:

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Make use of all your extra fabric with fun fabric scrap projects, you'll be amazed at what you can come up with!

All you will need for this cute little project are some fabric scraps, a piece of Pellon Peltex, an old key ring, buttons and felt, twill tape or a ribbon and pinking shears, thread and an iron.

This cute Key Fob Wristlet project is the perfect scrap buster for your fabric stash.

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It one way to use up some of the leftover scraps from other projects, and because I love to sew, I sometimes include fabric scraps on my pages.

I backed them all with some scrap white fabric I had leftover from another project.

I've been looking for projects to make with scrap fabric and this just became my next project.

Since this project is so little, I used some scraps from some of my favorite fabrics that I only have tiny bits left of!

I hoard hang on to my fabric scraps for little projects such as this.

A great little project to use up scrap fabrics too.

I chose to use pretty fabric scraps I had leftover from another project.

Today, I'm sharing the free pattern for making an entire collection of these fun fabric pumpkins, which are an easy sewing project (even for beginners) and an excellent way to use fabric scraps you might already have on hand.

Sewing Bits and Pieces: 35 Projects Using Fabric Scraps shows precisely what.

The list of materials is vague because this is a great project to use any leftover scraps of fabric, cardboard, and ribbon you have around your home.

Vivian Burns, owner of So You... Sewing and Design Studio in Pompton Lakes, NJ, has a similar side project that makes the most of extra fabric scraps and fluff.

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This was a quick and simple project that used up some fabric scraps and cost me just $ 2 to make.

I have also been teaching some of the neighborhood kids to sew and all of our projects have been using fabrics from our fabric scrap bin.

My grandma was green before it was cool, she recycled ziploc bags, used shopping bags, and saved all her scraps of fabric and yarn for other projects.

Not pictured in the other drawers are my fabric scraps, interfacing, batting, muslin, and unfinished sewing projects.

Fabric scrap Christmas trees are so easy to make and would be a great project to do with the kiddos!

I'd suggest always doing a trial run with some fabric scraps from your project (so you have the same thickness) & so you can visualize how the snaps will come together before you install on your actual sewn project — wouldn't that be the worst to have the snaps not in correctly after your project is all sewn & ready?

Personalize the do - it - yourself projects and crafts to suit your style and learn how to reimagine everyday items, like book pages and scrap fabric, to create a beautifully decorated home without breaking your budget.