Ways To Reuse Your Sewing Trimmings

Here are projects that could be done with those leftover tiny trimmings that end up in your thread catcher bin.

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This project used up quite a lot of scraps and trimmings so it’s great if you have a ton of leftovers.

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I made an inner cover and a zippable outer cover so that it could be washed.

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If you’re up to a medium-sized project, this footstool is a great place to start.

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With just an empty plastic container, leftover fabric scraps, leftover quilt batting, and some glue, you’ll be propping your feet up to relax in no time.

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If emptying your thread catcher bin every week sounds like your idea of a doable commitment then this small project will be perfect for you.

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A scrap fabric bookmark make great gifts for teachers and book lovers.

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Ways To Reuse Your Sewing Trimmings

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Here are projects that could be done with those leftover tiny trimmings that end up in your thread catcher bin.

This project used up quite a lot of scraps and trimmings so it’s great if you have a ton of leftovers.

Easy Scrap Fabric Filled Beanbag

I made an inner cover and a zippable outer cover so that it could be washed.

If you’re up to a medium-sized project, this footstool is a great place to start.

Scrap Fabric Filled Footstool

With just an empty plastic container, leftover fabric scraps, leftover quilt batting, and some glue, you’ll be propping your feet up to relax in no time.

If emptying your thread catcher bin every week sounds like your idea of a doable commitment then this small project will be perfect for you.

Scrap Fabric Bookmarks

A scrap fabric bookmark make great gifts for teachers and book lovers.

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