Nothing pretty here ... no sewing involved .... but extremely utilitarian! In fact, I have just reduced my bag of fleece scraps by at least 75%.
Remember my (miraculously undamaged)
beautiful blue glass dishes rediscovered at Mom's? Last night I washed them up after noticing how much newspaper ink had smudged onto them, and knew I had to pack them back up today but certainly didn't want to wrap them in the inked newspapers again. Enter the scrap bag to the rescue!
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small fleece scraps between bowls |
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medium fleece scraps between plates, with cotton gauze scrap for wrap |
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fleece and cotton gauze scraps will keep newspaper print off my dishes! |
Right this second, I am feeling brilliant here. Just think:
- Extra padding for breakable glass dish set
- The newspaper ink can't get to the dishes
- I am down to just 5 large fleece scrap pieces now!
I still reserve the right to change my mind about this later ... but it does seem like a good use for those fleece scraps that are too big to throw away but leave you scratching your head when pondering just what to do with them.
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