Fabric Cubes for Baby Toys, Door Stops, and Ottomans!

Stash busting basically just means making a bunch of relatively quick projects to clear the decks and start fresh with less clutter. One of those projects was making different-sized fabric cubes.

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Materials used:

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Step 1: Lay out your squares

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Step 2: Quilt your sides (optional)

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Step 3: Sew squares together in a ‘t’ shape

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Step 4: Sew together the sides to form your cube

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Turn your cube right side out and start filling. You can use batting scraps, fabric trimmings or polyfill (in a pinch) to fill your baby toy cube.

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Step 6: Close your turning gap

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Fabric Cubes for Baby Toys, Door Stops, and Ottomans!

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Stash busting basically just means making a bunch of relatively quick projects to clear the decks and start fresh with less clutter. One of those projects was making different-sized fabric cubes.

Materials used:

– Fabric squares – Squares of batting – Fabric trimmings

Step 1: Lay out your squares

To start, arrange your 6 squares of fabric right side down in a cross or lower case formation.

Step 2: Quilt your sides (optional)

Step 3: Sew squares together in a ‘t’ shape

Step 4: Sew together the sides to form your cube

Turn your cube right side out and start filling. You can use batting scraps, fabric trimmings or polyfill (in a pinch) to fill your baby toy cube.

Step 5: Fill your Cube

Step 6: Close your turning gap

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