I let them sit for a couple of weeks, then I got an idea. There were several batman pieces and two ninja turtle pieces. I decided that they would make great snack mats for little boys! Sew . . . here's what I did with some of them:
Aren't they fun!
Reflections -- in thoughts and art -- from Abby's attic . . . and Abby's crafty diary!
Thursday, November 5, 2015
Scrap Use
Recently I purchased a bag full of fabric at Goodwill. Lots of cottons in various sizes, mostly 1/2 yard cuts and larger. But, one stack was a grouping of pre-cut squares and rectangles, about two dozen of them. Squares were approximately 10 inches and rectangles were about 4 by 8 inches. What to do with them???
I let them sit for a couple of weeks, then I got an idea. There were several batman pieces and two ninja turtle pieces. I decided that they would make great snack mats for little boys! Sew . . . here's what I did with some of them:
I let them sit for a couple of weeks, then I got an idea. There were several batman pieces and two ninja turtle pieces. I decided that they would make great snack mats for little boys! Sew . . . here's what I did with some of them:
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5 comments:
They're so cute! Great use for these scraps!
lovely and whimsical design inspired pieces! xx
Beautiful and great idea a kids version of a 'mug rug' !
These are so cute! And definitely better than always using a paper towel to prevent snack time messes.
Very cute! Great use of scraps!
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