Crafting With Tiny Scraps: Micro Scrappy Quilt Project
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Publicado 2024-07-25
Here are the layer cakes used to make these scraps:
Table Topper/Wall Hanging: Vintage Soul by Cathe Holden for Moda
Pillow: Midnight in the Garden by Sweetfire Road for Moda
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Supplies You Will Need:
Teeny Tiny Fabric Strip Scraps (what I am calling micro scraps)
coordinating thread
fusible fleece: (I like this one; you can also by it by the yard at your local quilt shop: amzn.to/3LJi1je )
parchment paper (I use this one: amzn.to/3YhX46y )
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00:00 Introduction
01:53 Supplies
03:34 Adding the Scraps
05:51 Fusing the Blocks
06:56 Stitching it Down
08:23 Trimming It Up
09:25 Sewing Them Together
11:13 Pillow Project
12:48 Conclusion
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Todos los comentarios (21)
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Here's the blog for this video: www.sewthedistance.com/blog/working-with-micro-scr…
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I'm so glad I'm not the only one that does this! My family thinks that I am crazy, but little pieces and stings make my heart sing. Thanks for the video!
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You converted me! I was totally skeptical when the video began and I actually said out loud to throw those scraps away. I’ll definitely be trying this now!
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I so loved all the things you made. I'm going to do the same. I especially loved the pillow, it goes so well with quilt. It really adds to it. I especially love how thrilled and happy you are with what you came up with ❤. Just like our precious Creator. He makes something so lovely out of what others discard... and He too is just as pleased and joyful. How lovely to discover the Father's heart.
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Love it that I’m not the only one who saves scraps and sees possibilities. Thank you for this video. ❤
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Wow! A fun new project I have not ever heard of! I have heard of string and crumb piecing. I have never heard someone save and use those tiny shaved strips! And how fun and beautiful! Well done! Great new idea!
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What a great idea. No wasted fabric at your studio
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Great way to recycle those scraps into pretty things!
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I love this idea Kris. Your table topper and pillow look lovely. It looks great fun. There are times when I want to be at my machine but I don't want a challenge. Just sit and sew. This would be a perfect thing to do. Like doodling while your talking on the phone, this would be a fun thing to do at sewing guild days while chatting with my friends.
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I really like that pillow.
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Your enthusiasm is so infectious! I have a box of flannel scaps left from a Duckworth quilt I made from a friend's flannel shirts (he passed away) and I will make a pillow or two to go with it! Thanks for the inspiration!
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This is great! Now, I will get sewing and trimming and stock up on my scrap stash again!
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How much fun is this?????? Thanks Chris. Really enjoyed this.
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Wow! First time seeing such narrow scraps used where the end result is so colorful and attractive. Thank you. I’ll have to give this a try.
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Wow, they came out great. I donate my scraps. I have 2 scrap projects I started 2 years ago that I hope to get back to one day. Right now too many quilts on my brain.
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What a good idea to use up the smallest scrap. It realy looks fantastic and colorful.
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At first I thought your crazy to work with those little pieces. But WOW!! they were beautiful! I really like both. You left me thinking maybe, I will try it and I don't like working with little pieces.
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When I use my micro scraps I put a water soluble stabilizer over the top before I quilt it. Getting creative with the tiny pieces is so much fun.
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Awesome video! I have a bag of scraps like that too! I love that you were honest about the mug rug/coaster so that we can keep those issues in mind if we plan to make these!
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I’m so happy to see this! I do the same thing! I put thin string strips in a glass bottle for a decorative piece in my sewing room! I may have to empty my bottle and go for it!
