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Embellished Scarf

Required2BeInspired, member | January 9th, 2011

This scarf was made using scrap fabric and trims. For the full instructions go here!

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Scrap Fabric Bangles

Required2BeInspired, member | January 2nd, 2011

I'm constantly trying to think of projects to make that will use up my scrap fabrics....these bangles were the perfect solution! Instructions Here!

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How to Make a Reversible Swiffer Sock

LindaPermann, contributor | November 4th, 201058 comments

Put an end to disposable dust cloths with this clever reversible Swiffer sock. One side is flat, the other loopy, so you can use it wet or dry.

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How to Sew a Table Runner

virtual1, member | July 5th, 2009

Brighten up any room with this colorful table runner created by Pattye Duffner, host of Rick Rack: Thread Therapy for Sewers. All level sewers will appreciate this simple idea for using scraps...

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How to Make a Reverse-Applique Eyeglass Case

CalPatch, contributor | April 28th, 20093 comments

This project is completely handsewn and made from scraps, and it'll keep your sunglasses scratch-free!

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Itty Bitty Baskets

BranchManager, member | March 26th, 20092 comments

Some pincushions. I like to use my bits and pieces left over from bigger basket projects and these are so satisfying with their cute little cotton prints. All of the great button projects inspired...

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How to Compose a Beautiful Scarf from Scraps

MaryRay, contributor | November 7th, 200821 comments

Cut up some fabric, add bits of fiber and ribbon, place between two layers of water-soluble stabilizer, stitch, rinse, then stand back and see what emerges!

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Scrappy Janes Flower Power Treatment on Hats and a Bag

Glorious_Hats, member | September 30th, 20081 comment

Scrappy Jane's have arrived for the fall season here in Northern Minnesota USA. Bits and pieces and fabric swatches always seem so forlorn, too nice to toss, have always enjoyed running myhands...

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