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Declutter Your Craft Room: A Comprehensive Guide to Organizing Your Scrap Fabric Stash and Actually Using It

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If you're like most crafters, you probably have a stash of scrap fabric that you've been meaning to organize. But where do you start? And what's the best way to store your scraps so that you can actually use them?

In this comprehensive guide, we'll cover everything you need to know about organizing your scrap fabric stash, from sorting and storing to using it up in creative ways.

The first step to organizing your scrap fabric stash is to sort it. This will help you to identify what you have and where it should go.

ScrapStashtic Quilts: Organizing Your Scrap Fabric Stash and ACTUALLY USING IT

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Here are a few tips for sorting your scraps:

Sort by size. This is the most basic way to sort your scraps. You can create piles for small scraps, medium scraps, and large scraps.
Sort by type. If you have a lot of different types of fabric, you may want to sort your scraps by type. This will make it easier to find the right piece for your next project.
Sort by color. This is a great way to organize your scraps if you're planning to use them for color-blocking or other projects that require specific colors.

Once you've sorted your scraps, it's time to store them. There are a few different ways to store scrap fabric, depending on your needs.

Here are a few ideas:

Use clear storage bins. This is a great way to store your scraps so that you can easily see what you have. You can find clear storage bins at most home goods stores.
Use fabric baskets. Fabric baskets are another great option for storing scrap fabric. They're sturdy and can hold a lot of fabric.
Use vacuum storage bags. Vacuum storage bags are a great way to store bulky items like scrap fabric. They can help you to save space in your craft room.

Now that you've organized your scrap fabric stash, it's time to start using it! There are endless possibilities for using scrap fabric, so don't be afraid to get creative.

Here are a few ideas:

Make a quilt. Quilts are a great way to use up your scrap fabric. You can make them in any size or style, and they're a great way to add a personal touch to your home.
Make a pillowcase. Pillowcases are another great way to use up your scrap fabric. They're easy to make and can add a pop of color to your bedroom.
Make a tote bag. Tote bags are a great way to carry your belongings around. They're also a great way to use up your scrap fabric.
Make a stuffed animal. Stuffed animals are a great way to use up your scrap fabric and make something special for your kids.
Embellish clothing. You can use scrap fabric to embellish clothing and add a unique touch to your wardrobe.

Organizing your scrap fabric stash doesn't have to be a daunting task. By following the tips in this guide, you can easily declutter your craft room and start using your scraps in creative ways.

So what are you waiting for? Get started today!

ScrapStashtic Quilts: Organizing Your Scrap Fabric Stash and ACTUALLY USING IT

by Janellea Macbeth

4.2 out of 5