Using Your Batting Scraps
•Posted on August 31 2020
As a quilter, it's inevitable that you will have leftover batting scraps that are too small for your quilts even when pieced together. Well I've got you covered with a few ideas I rounded up to help use up those leftover pieces!
Add in your scraps when shipping something fragile.
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Use narrow strips to make scrappy coasters.
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Save scraps to use on your swiffer. Even smaller scraps can be used to dust your sewing room!
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Leave your favorite ways to use up batting scraps in the comments for others to see!
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Posted by Anna LB | August 31, 2020
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I make scrappy, improve coasters with my extra batting. This also uses up the really small fabric scraps. I follow the pattern directions from the book Wabi-Sabi Sewing, by Karen Lewis. Anything too narrow gets stuffed into something. Currently I’m stuffing a foot pouf that will go with my favorite reading chair.