Here are some pictures of the container and it's contents:



It's pretty much just a mess of small fabric pieces of all kinds. I hardly throw any scraps away (as you may be able to tell).
So, I take out my craft fuse interfacing and here is what I find:

My plan is to take pieces of fabric from my scrap box and make a crazy patch fabric from it. I pin the pieces on the craft fuse, give it a light ironing to adhere some of it, go across each section just with a straight stitch and then the real work begins with stitching around the edges of each fabric piece. I mostly use a zigzag stitch arounds the edges. I will use varying colors of thread - that way I can use up some of the thread colors that I don't use much too.
Here is a picture of a piece I found from the last time I did this. I made fabric bowls from this piece.

What will I make from the new one? Check back to find out!
Have a great day!
Susan
1 comment:
LOL I am using up bags of scrap right now. I have been for a little over a month. The fusable webbing is an excellant idea. I will get some next trip to town.
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