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 ...

Join me on a creative journey where fashion meets self-care! In this video, I’m making DIY clothes that reflect personal ...

To make fabric twine, twist long pieces of scrap fabric together. Place the scraps side by side, then fold one over the other and pull it so it’s taught. Repeat this twisting process and tie a s ...

Any ideas come to mind? Mimi W ... workshop and store specializing in educational programming related to creative reuse projects, will accept any fabric and upholstery scraps larger than one yard.

Lindsey Haddad, as one of the creative minds behind this event ... Someone else got a bag filled with scraps of fabric leftover from sewing projects me and the other show producers had laying ...

For ideas, photos and even patterns and directions, go online and search, “How to make a rag rug.” Or check your local craft store. Prepare to be amazed. You can use scraps of fabric as you ...

Photograph of an arpillera made by Zuni Alfaro. Comunidad de Arpilleristas de la Región Metropolitana An Arpillerista is a woman who creates embroidered textile pieces from fabric scraps and various ...