It is a great way to use up those leftover
scraps of fabric for sure!
Use pinecones and twigs you find in your yard, old egg cartons that you were going to toss,
a scrap of fabric for the scarf, and other odds and ends you probably have in your craft supplies.
Not exact matches
I've been quilting
for a very long time and still find it fascinating that a few simple
scraps of fabric can make such beautiful objects.
Scrap fabric at least 6 ″ x12 ″
for each spider, 1 package
of Lion Brand Yarn Cotton Bon Bons, googly eyes, spider web mat (fond mine in the dollar section
of Target).
I used lots
of fabric scraps for the lining, pockets, flap...
These wonderful directions to create a Barbie gown will have you using up all
of your glitzy
fabric scraps and watching remnant bins
for new possibilities.
And I think ill stuff it with
fabric scraps and ratty clothes, instead
of chucking them out.I try to recycle everything.thanks
for the idea!
Grandmothers are digging their flannel
scraps out
of storage, families are repurposing old receiving blankets and shopping yard sales
for fabric remnants.
We also use unbleached, undyed
fabrics for some
of the parts
of our pads and we compost those
scraps.
As the only sewing member
of my generation, I get lots
of random
fabric scraps that are awesome
for projects like this.
• Construction paper — brown, red, blue, robin egg's blue, orange beak • Nest
fabric,
scraps of brown paper, hay... • Glue, scissors • Bead
for eye (black) or marker
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.
I still had some
scraps of fabric left over I could use as the
fabric base
for the wreath.
Then I took an old
scrap of fabric I had and cut a few strips out
of it to make a floppy bow
for the top.
Start with an inexpensive wreath form, add your favorite
fabric, and accent with
scraps of paper to create this easy wreath suitable
for any occasion.
I made it out
of a pillowcase one
of my friends gave to me
for scrap fabric, and I used this tutorial.
You can really save big by getting creative and shopping your
scraps or
fabric store remains
for the napkin ring material since it only takes 1/4 - yard
of fabric.
This led us to pioneer a formula
for making our own recycled paper, which combines tiny
scraps of fabric, paper left from our office and pattern making, and natural glue.
Bravo
for sewing with * just enough *
fabric too — I always love that feeling
of having used all my
fabric and not have anything
for the
scrap basket.
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.
The employee who first spotted Smokey, mistook him
for a
scrap of fabric someone had tossed to the ground and described him as a «bag
of bones».
Aptly titled, Robert Rauschenberg's Collection (1954) presents an array
of photographs,
fabric scraps, newspapers clippings, wood blocks, paint drips, shapes, colors, and textures jostling with one another and jockeying
for position on one vibrant canvas.
This new work concerning landscape builds on previous pieces that employ traditional quilt patterns and substitute film
for scraps of fabric.
For Rib Mountain, she'll be exhibiting text quilts made from uneven
scraps of fabric that spell out various phrases.
Gupta dwells on the secret inner lives
of worn - out vessels, discarded by their users
for their state
of disrepair, by physically compressing each found object into a sculptural grid interweaved with vibrant
scraps of found
fabric.
For 15 years, Ms. Dash, 35, has photographed
fabric sculptures made
of cotton swatches that she carries around — «what people use to buff their cars» — until the pieces resemble
scraps from a baby blanket a child could not bear to surrender.
The nonprofit organization Artis funds research trips to Israel
for artists and curators, and it was on one
of these expeditions that the curator Prem Krishnamurthy was taken with the work
of Noa Eshkol — a modern dancer who developed a rigorously mathematical movement notation system and later made dynamic tapestry collages from found
scraps of fabric.
She is known
for understated yet inventive and enthralling sculptures, typically made from
scraps and pieces
of fabric, plastic, string, rubber, and other materials.
Her work — which uses bold colors, abstract shapes, and pieces
of fabric scraps — creates a sense
of disorientation
for the viewer, meant to challenge the typical response
of defining characters by gender, race, or sexuality.
The next big goal
for Pringle and Lewis is to find a better use
for all
of the
fabric scraps that are created in the process
of upcycling the garments.
I would bring home long pieces
of scrap fabric and odd shaped pieces
of muslins that were used
for the fittings, simply because I couldn't bear to throw them away.
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You can really save big by getting creative and shopping your
scraps or
fabric store remains
for the napkin ring material since it only takes 1/4 - yard
of fabric.
I decided to give it some length by adding a ruffle, so I scrounged up the tiny bit
of fabric scraps leftover from my laundry room and ceiling fan lampshades and used the same process that I did
for my ruffle Christmas trees... hot glue and all.
The colors were woven through everything from our cute little polka dot paper plates I found at Target, to our delicious packets
of Tazo tea and fun fruity cold drinks to our springy TJ Maxx tablecloths, loads
of fabric scraps for our craft making spring flower pins, and the absolutely gorgeous tulips and flowers we had in mason jars throughout the room.
So how many
of us have
fabric scraps that we hang onto because we are sure we will use them
for something, someday?
For example, I use old fabric scraps instead of buying stuffing and I reuse free tote bags for grocery shopping (and a lot of stores are giving you money back as bag credit
For example, I use old
fabric scraps instead
of buying stuffing and I reuse free tote bags
for grocery shopping (and a lot of stores are giving you money back as bag credit
for grocery shopping (and a lot
of stores are giving you money back as bag credits).
Turn
scraps of fabric into a pretty decoration with our quick and easy craft idea
for making bunting
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.
For artwork on a dime, paint an old wooden picture frame, cut mat or foam - core board to fit the opening, and cover the board with a
scrap of pretty
fabric.
For example, if layering the dinner table with blue and white china transferware, use blue and white
fabric scraps to weave through the wire
of the container.
If you are a crafty DIYer,
scraps of fabric can be woven in and out
of the metal wire
for a whole new rustic look.
These could easily be made up
for favors at a children's party and I love that I could use up some
of my
fabric scraps.
I recently traveled to France and found 1-1/2 yards
of gorgeous
fabric in a
scrap bin that I had made into pillows
for my living room sofa, using fringe found on
fabric.com.
She also used a
scrap of fabric from our master bedroom duvet to cover the bedspread
for one
of the dollhouse beds.
Simply stretch
fabric and ribbon across the hoop, layering an extra
scrap of fabric to create a pocket
for flowers, if you like, and fix in place with the hoop rim.
What you need: • A variety
of colourful
fabric scraps, enough to create several narrow 6 - inch - long strips • One blank folded card, 4 1/4 inches by 5 1/2 inches (or a 5-1/2 - inch - by -8-1 / 2 - inch piece
of card stock folded in half, then creased) Step 1 To create the strips
for the card front, cut the
fabric scraps in widths ranging from 1/4 inch to 1 1/2 inches.
Even something as simple as a pretty plate, tile, piece
of furniture or
scrap of fabric can be a great starting point
for choosing a theme or colours.