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this was my first experiment to use up tiny fabric scraps. i stuck the pieces together with water soluble fabric glue then sewed a grid over the fabric to secure, before washing off the glue. it’s since survived several wears and washes!

the process was tedious but on the upside it didn’t require a base fabric to sew on to. i would like to try other methods in future, could a flour paste replace the synthetic glue?

#zerowaste #sewing #fiberart #fabricscraps

A person is wearing a colorful patchwork top featuring various fabric scraps. They are wearing sunglasses and have the word "SCRAPS" displayed prominently on their arm. The background is light and minimalistic.
A woman wearing a colorful patchwork top with a variety of fabric patterns and textures. She has short black hair and is accessorized with large sunglasses. The background is bright and minimalistic.
A collection of colorful fabric scraps scattered on a wooden table, accompanied by a bottle of fabric glue. In the background, a clear plastic container holds more fabric pieces.
A vibrant, patchwork fabric piece resembling a dress or tunic is laid out on a wooden floor. The fabric consists of a multitude of colorful patterns and textures, with off-cut strips of fabric around the border.
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Elena ``of Valhalla''
Elena ``of Valhalla''
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@launshae that's a nice way to use the *small* scraps!

(as opposed to most scrap-busting projects that expect said scraps to be of significant size)

@launshae

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