Do you keep the small pieces of lace or binding that get left over from working on a project? I do.
Some of the lace pieces are too pretty to just throw away.
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A bag of scrap bindings and trims |
I have two bags that I keep these pieces in and when I make a Wee Care item and/or need a small piece for a trim or to embellish something then I go to my scrap bags. I nearly always find something I can use!
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A jumble of lace scraps! |
I have been using my scraps on my latest project-making more 'paper doll dress' quilt squares. and I have had fun finding the pieces for the quilt squares.
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All the lace used on this paper doll dress came from the scrap bag |
My scrap bags are a useful item in my overall stash of laces and fabrics!
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It only needs a small piece of lace to trim the slip |
And, yes, I have a bag of small pieces of fabrics too. Not really
tiny pieces, but pieces big enough to make a Wee Care bonnet or use for applique or to make bias binding or make a dress for my 'paper doll dress' quilt!
You bet I keep all scraps! That lovely lace is too precious to throw away.
ReplyDeleteYes, I know. It is hard to throw anything away sometimes!
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