Leftover fabric

WHAT TO SEW FROM FABRIC SCRAPS? If you enjoy sewing, you likely have various lengths of fabric scraps leftover. What can you sew from fabric scraps? There are numerous ideas to turn fabric remnants into unique and stylish items, transforming scraps into fashionable accessories and clothing. Not only does this save resources, but it also unleashes your creativity. Let’s explore a few ideas. 👜 SHOPPER BAG Sewing a shopper bag from fabric scraps is quite simple. You can create the bag pattern…

This charming tulip scrap fabric wreath is an easy no sew craft project, perfect for cottage style Spring decorating. Make it with recycled thrifted clothes or leftover fabrics. Simple & easy.

Here are more than a hundred of cute ideas and projects on what to do with the leftover scrap fabric you have at home.

Huge list of sew and no sew projects for fabric scraps. Make gifts, jewelery or home decor items out of the trimmings, crumbs and other items you would normally toss in the scrap bin.

Don't let your fabric scraps go to waste; instead, revamp them into these fantastic projects that are functional, creative, and practical.

Scrap Key Fob Tutorial – Lo & Behold Stitchery

Do you have some fabric scraps lying around? Don’t throw them out! Those scraps can be turned into useful household items or beautiful gifts.

Do you have an over abundance of fabric scraps that you are holding on to, “just in case”? Cintia from My Poppet was doing just that, and then she came up with the clever idea of turning her scraps into pretty twine. You can find the simple tutorial below. Scrap fabric strips in assorted lengths (max 1″ wide) Something to wind your twine on to Scissors For more pictures and the full tutorial, head over to My Poppet.

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Give new life to fabric scraps by turning them into DIY home accessories! From throw pillows to coasters, these creative projects help reduce waste while adding colorful, handmade touches to your decor. Perfect for anyone looking to upcycle and add a unique flair to their home. 🧶✨ #UpcycledFabric #DIYHomeDecor #EcoFriendlyCrafts #SustainableLiving

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15 Fun & Things to Make with Fabric Crafts. Got fabric scraps lying around? Explore 15 fun and easy sewing projects to put them to good use! These fabric crafts feature simple sewing patterns, making them the perfect DIY and crafts idea for some enjoyable creativity.

Learn how to upcycle every type of leftover fabric scrap, from denim and silk to wool. With these tips, you will know how to transform these materials into brand new items for your family and home. #marthastewart #crafts #diyideas #easycrafts #tutorials #hobby

Do you have an over abundance of fabric scraps that you are holding on to, “just in case”? Cintia from My Poppet was doing just that, and then she came up with the clever idea of turning her scraps into pretty twine. You can find the simple tutorial below. Scrap fabric strips in assorted lengths (max 1″ wide) Something to wind your twine on to Scissors For more pictures and the full tutorial, head over to My Poppet.

How Do We Finish the Backside of Our Patchwork Pieces? 🧵✨ We often get asked about our patchwork process, and we’re happy to share! 😊 All our patchwork fabrics are made from leftover fabric pieces. We use a French seam stitch to fully finish the seams, ensuring all frayed edges are securely locked inside. Finally, we iron the back to make the seams look flat and neat. It’s our way of ensuring quality and attention to detail in every piece. 🌿🔗 #PatchworkFashion #SustainableCraftsmanship…

How Do We Finish the Backside of Our Patchwork Pieces? 🧵✨ We often get asked about our patchwork process, and we’re happy to share! 😊 All our patchwork fabrics are made from leftover fabric pieces. We use a French seam stitch to fully finish the seams, ensuring all frayed edges are securely locked inside. Finally, we iron the back to make the seams look flat and neat. It’s our way of ensuring quality and attention to detail in every piece. 🌿🔗 #PatchworkFashion #SustainableCraftsmanship…

Do you have growing fabric stash and no idea what to do with it? Here our our top five tips to use your leftover fabrics.