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My little sister makes Barbie/Pullip clothing with fabric scraps. Of course, they're always scantily clad, so the scraps aren't too small! whee |
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If you can sew you can braid strips of cloth into one long rope and sew them together in a circle into a rug.
If you can spin you can cut them up to make novelty yarn. |
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What you is go a book store or a caft store get a quilting magzine or a dress patten if you know to make a dress. and a quliting magzine will give all kinds of ideas on how to make a qulit.
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I saw this kinda cool looking fabric cuff on this video using whatever left over scraps you have. Here it is. |
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decapoge and quilting... always great for scraps.
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If the scraps are large enough, you could easily create a few appliqués.
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You could always use just the scraps as is for stuffing but if you cut them into 1" wide strips and sew them together, you can braid them into a rag rug or use them like yarn and knit/crochet. |
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