Tame your fabric scraps for slow stitching | craft room declutter | use your stash

Do you struggle with how to organise your fabric scraps? In this video I will share my methods for organising my small fabric scraps so they can be easily accessed and used on my slow stitching projects. #slowstitching

I’ll show you how I use comic board card, I’ll dig clips or metal pegs and organise my fabric scraps by colour.

Not only does this save space but it also makes it much easier to access all the scraps you have in a particular colour way so you can more easily use them in your slow stitching.

And after all, if we’re saving scraps then we want to use them!

I hope this video helps you think about how you can declutter your own craft room or share so you can start the new year fresh and ready for lots of creative slow stitch projects.

Here’s a link to the video sharing how I use old postcards to store medium sized fabrics:
   • Storage solution for slow stitch and ...  


Here’s a link to my slow stitch micro mosaic fabric scrap snail:

Part 1 Slow stitch fabric collage snail project - #inspiredbyartcollaboration #flosstube
   • Part 1 Slow stitch fabric collage sna...  

Here’s a link to my joyful slow stitch fabric folio for ‪@kateinthenest‬ joyful January pouch:

Pt 1 | Easy slow stitch fabric folio with free botanical printable 2025 calendar #slowstitching #sew
   • Pt 1 | Easy slow stitch fabric folio ...  

Pt 2 | Easy slow stitch fabric folio with free botanical printable 2025 calendar #slowstitching #sew
   • Pt 2 | Easy slow stitch fabric folio ...  


Here’s a link to Sally ‪@DottyBeeVintage‬ and Kristy ‪@SewbitsKristy‬ who I mention in this video.

Cheers and happy declutterong and organizing or organising.

Cheers,
Christine

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