Fabric scraps are a common byproduct of sewing projects, home renovations, or even wardrobe upgrades. Often, these leftover pieces are too small for a full project but too charming or sentimental ...

You can create headbands, belts, or bracelets out of fabric scraps. These small projects are ideal to use leftover material ...

savvy DIYers can incorporate fabric scraps in various projects at home, according to the blog Sarah Hearts. Among the many uses for fabric scraps, Sarah Hearts suggests creating: You'll want to ...

fabric twine can also be used in knitting projects. Pencil case, accessory bag, snack pouch—whatever you choose to do with this DIY zippered pouch, you’ll be reducing waste by using scrap ...

No matter your skill level, if you're a crafter you can probably relate to this: a growing pile of leftover fabric scraps. Whether it's from the quilt you made a decade ago or the pillows you ...

If you’ve followed us at Christmastime in the past, you’ll know we’ve made some pretty adorable Santa crafts in my daycare over the years. These little fabric scrap Santa ornaments might be ...

Transforming old clothes into new ones is an effective way to reduce fabric waste. Using your sewing skills (or simple DIY ...

"I do other crafts, but I always come back to quilting ... No matter where she goes, Fry can't help but see possibility in piles of fabric scraps. While many quilters may be comfortable with ...

Or check your local craft store. Prepare to be amazed. You can use scraps of fabric as you would paper to decoupage just about anything like picture frames, scrapbooks and checkbook covers.

My mother never visited a fabric store until she was in ... My mother carefully saved each button, zipper and scrap of eyelet trim for other projects. I’d watch as she ripped apart old clothes ...