Steve Sews Stuff! Bowl cozies, zipper pouches, wrist key fob keychain lanyard, Scrunchies, pocket tissue holders, decorative pillows, quilting and other sewing projects that Steve Sews. Plus Steve blogs about sewing and quilting and other things.
Steve Sews Stuff! Bowl cozies, zipper pouches, wrist key fob keychain lanyard, Scrunchies, pocket tissue holders, decorative pillows, quilting and other sewing projects that Steve Sews. Plus Steve blogs about sewing and quilting and other things.
One Person’s Fabric Scraps is Another Person’s Masterpiece Quilt — If you’re anything like me, you might find yourself marveling at how creativity can transform the simplest of materials into something extraordinary. One such transformation happens when those seemingly insignificant fabric scraps left over from various projects take on a new life as a stunning quilt.
You can’t use up fabric scraps. The more you use, the more you seem to have!! There’s a phenomenon that many enthusiasts sewers and quilters have experienced firsthand: the mysterious abundance of fabric scraps. Despite efforts to whittle down the stash, it often seems that the more scraps you use, the more appear. But far from being a burden, these remnants hold a world of creative possibilities. In this post, we’ll explore why you can’t seem to use up fabric scraps and how embracing them can lead to endless inspiration.
How I store my scrap fabric – I store my fabric scraps aka fabric remnants in a plastic tote. #fabric #fabricremnants #scrapfabric #fabricscrap
