I have a very big bag of leftover trimmings from quilted quilts. After I trim my quilts, I have been dumping them in a big bag. It's time to decide what to do with them.
stash report August 18, 2024
fabric added this week: 0 yards
fabric added year to date for 2024: 72 yards
fabric used: - 8 yards - neutral territory is finished
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fabric used year to date for 2024: 429 yards
388 yards used more than bought in 2024
I sewed 5 days last week. I am more likely to be cleaning up sewing messes instead of sewing
Oh fun - a tree. I have made a little progress on my Christmas in new England rug hooking project. It is a lot more fun to start all the village pieces- more variety.
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Nice tree on your tree skirt! I add my quilt trimmings to the scrap bins by colour. I guess that's why the scrap bins are never depleted... Gail at the Cozy quilter
ReplyDeleteLots of scraps in those cut offs. Hopefully you can find a home for them in your scrap stash. Happy stitching this week.
ReplyDeleteIt looks like there are a lot of usable scraps in the bag. I love the tree that you hooked. Congrats on finishing Neutral Territory. It is very pretty.
ReplyDeleteLove your rug hooking project!
ReplyDeleteLovely little tree, it's nice to have some green to hook! Like Gail, I store my quilt trimmings by color, if the strips are large enought. It looks like you have a lot to play with in this bag!
ReplyDeleteAwesome quilt of the scraps. I think I like it better than the original. LOL I especially like the textures of the fabrics and the colors when put together. I hope you enjoyed the improv like piecing.
ReplyDeleteCute tree! I find bagging leftover strips and throwing them on the free table at Guild is a great way to get rid of them.
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