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If you are new to quilting you may think you’ve found your way into a world of fabric snobs, the way we go on and on about the delicious fabric from Quilt Stores. It’s not just good design that makes a piece of fabric stash worthy, it’s the quality. Pat Sloan online does a nice job explaining quality and why it matters. Go here to read Pat’s article.
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If you’re an avid sewer, you’re likely familiar with the conundrum of what to do with those minuscule remnants of fabric that accumulate after every project. While larger scraps can find new life in patchwork or smaller projects, the truly tiny bits often pose a challenge. Should you discard them, repurpose them as stuffing, or perhaps find a more creative solution?
Check out the full article and tutorial here.
To embark on this fabric-reviving adventure, all you need is some iron-on or fusible interfacing. Whether you call it iron-on interfacing or fusible interfacing, they’re essentially the same thing. Plus, the interfacing can be of any weight and size, making it an excellent choice for utilizing even the smallest leftover pieces.
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