Fabric Scrap Projects: Patchwork Pillowcase
Tara RexDescription
While the idea of patchwork is to use up any and all scraps of fabric, you may want to use only similar fabrics within a single project. For example, if you are making a patchwork pillow out of mostly cotton fabric and want to press all your seams as you go, you wouldn’t want to add in a silk or other fabric that can’t be pressed or may be distorted when pressed. Also, if your project is something that you may need to machine wash in the future, make sure all the fabric being used can be washed. If you don’t want to have to think about details like this when starting a project, consider keeping different bins for different types of fabric scraps. This way, everything is sorted and ready to go when you are!
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