I can’t imagine why anyone would THUMBS DOWN this video. This turned out adorably!! Thanks for sharing your tips and techniques and the finished product, too! 💗💗💗
Great ideas for scraps. I have a box full of bits that I keep. I recently made 4 inch squares which I put together to make 12 inch wide and really, really long + put a backing on it. This was a dog cover for for my sofa. I have also previously made quilted bags, make up & pencil cases. I have also made 20x20 square with padding inside using scraps on one side for autistic children. The top part had all sorts of things they could play with - zips/cord with buttons/tassels etc + used lots of different textures of items.
Hi Heidi. LOVE the idea, your quilt is BEAUTIFUL!! I'm going to try this and maybe sew a handbag from my finished scrap pieces, think it would look wonderful!!Thanks so much for sharing!! 💖👌🌻👏
I'm always on the look out for ways to use up my fabric scraps. Really liked your fancy stitches. I would love to have more on my machine! Looks great as a background to your mini quilt.
This is a superb demonstration. Have just bought a bag of fabric remnants and embroidered handkerchiefs from my local market in Brittany. Will try to find interesting thread and make some quilt blocks. Thanks so much for the inspiration and gentle, peaceful presentation. Merci from Catherine
I love this technique. I did something like it many years ago so I'm glad you reminded me of how pretty it can be. I'm going to be making some "Hug Shawls" for home-bound and hospice patients. I think this technique would be great for the shawls, especially with additional embellishments and couching on the from. I like the idea of the texture and something for them to look at and touch.
I am currently camping. I brought my machine for the first time as I have been making masks for the Huntington VA Medical Center. I am glad I brought it.
Love! So happy you posted this! As much sewing as I “want” to do, never thought about this. Perfect for wall hangings! Certainly will speed things up, mostly I like the ability to try scrap placement before sewing. More, please.
Slap me silly! I sew most of my clothes so have scraps upon scraps. Always thought I had to do the squares, triangles, etc for a quilt --- would rather sew a comfy dress. And I use sf101 for most of my makes --- never thought of using it to reduce my scrap boxes! Brilliant!! Thank you so much!
Your video just popped up on my viewing page …. Sooooooo glad it did ….. I have honestly never seen a ‘scrap’ quilt look so flipping gorgeous….. I can’t wait to get in my sewing room now ….. absolutely beautiful… thank you for the inspiration ❤️❤️
What a great idea! I have sooo many scraps. Creating my own fabric this way is so inspiring. The possibilities are endless. And using the fusible material the way you did makes it look easier too. Thanks for this tutorial.
Love the different metallic stitches! My machine has an embroidery feature and I have lots of metallic thread I could use to enhance any project! Thanks so much for this idea!!
Hello Heidi: Omgoodness, this was on my feed, so I took a look 🤪. That is such a cool idea, I just love it!!! Thank you and Gods blessings til next time ❤️😀
It’s great that you have a room to sew. I feel quite fortunate to have the space on our boat to create. Antigua!!! Awesome! We went to the Bahamas a year and a half ago. Loved it!
I have been struggling with the mental weight of bags and bags of scraps! I've made scrunchies and headbands, and masks, and STILL have tons of scraps that are too small for anything else. This is a brilliant idea, thank you so much Heidi!
My mom actually hates quilts! She grew up in the old country, scrapping is what she did because you had nothing else! Covers were made to protect equipment, like a wine press. She started sewing a t a very young age, and says that her fathers shirt was so patched that you wouldn't even know what the original shirt fabric was! She is very talented, but appreciates solid fabrics! I love quilts!
Ana Serrazina I love that story! It reminds me of when my parents took old barn wood and paneled a wall in their family room. This was in Montana where I was raised. My great grandmother was confused as to why anyone would want that look because she spent her life in old farm houses where there was no money to paint. Everything was weathered looking. Today, we find beauty in that...and in scrap quilts! Thanks for sharing!
Thank you so much. Because I was gifted a sewing machine all the different stitches. Will go crazy this fall& winter with scraps my sister gifted me. I can donate the doll quilts at Xmas time.
Hat was interesting, but I see you did a free quilting after joining the fabrics together with different stitches...the outcome is beautiful. Looks like lots of work for when one has time to just be creative. 👍🏻🌹❤️
What a creative, beautiful use of scraps resulting in a high end fabric. The thread does make it extra special and you did an excellent job of demonstrating it. I’m also thrilled to have a way to play with the decorative stitches I am never sure what to do with! Thanks. Oh, and I have mad respect for you Quilting on a boat!!!
Thanks for sharing. The outcome is quite innovative and interesting. I see you did quilted it before adding other aspects to the piece. It would be great to see tutorials of the various stages.
Gaafari Regina Torrington they are coming! Be sure to get the notifications so you catch it when the video is available. Thanks for watching and so thrilled you enjoyed!
WOW!!! I'm a bit of a cynic so, often I don't have much faith in these videos and am not all that impressed but, holy cow, I'm impressed! Gorgeous work and sooo easy compared to actually having to "properly" quilt. I just did a bit of a purge in my sewing studio and gave an entire sack of scrap fabric to a neighbour's daughter who is getting into sewing clothes for her barbies . . . now I feel like pounding on their door and demanding my sack of fabrics back (just kidding . . . sort of). You do beautiful work and you assembled this ingeniously.
Thank you so much, Debbie! I’m thrilled that this has stirred up those creative juices. Oh no! On those fabric scraps! Maybe a compromise can be reached. 😉 Thanks so much for taking the time to comment. I really appreciate it. Happy creating!
Love it great idea! Hi from Vancouver B.C. Canada. just come across your channel have subscribed! Looking forward watching more off your videos to catch up, thank you for sharing God Bless Liz.
Yes! I remember my grandmother making a crazy quilt with jewel toned velvet, satin and silk fabrics. It was so beautiful. Only her fancy stitches were all done by hand. Thanks for watching!
Hello, I'm new to your channel. Thank you for showing us how to create a one piece mini quilt by using your scrapes of material. The finished product came out beautiful. Looking forward to your next video..
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I can’t imagine why anyone would THUMBS DOWN this video.
This turned out adorably!! Thanks for sharing your tips and techniques and the finished product, too! 💗💗💗
Thumbs down can be accidental
Thank you, Bella! I hope it inspired you to attack your own scraps. Happy creating!
Love her! She had me at not wanting to get dressed if she didn't want to! Great project. Greetings from the UK.
Greetings, Enric! Lol! Thank you so much for taking the time to comment. Hopefully I’ll be seeing you more on my channel. Cheers!
Great ideas for scraps. I have a box full of bits that I keep. I recently made 4 inch squares which I put together to make 12 inch wide and really, really long + put a backing on it. This was a dog cover for for my sofa. I have also previously made quilted bags, make up & pencil cases. I have also made 20x20 square with padding inside using scraps on one side for autistic children. The top part had all sorts of things they could play with - zips/cord with buttons/tassels etc + used lots of different textures of items.
Alison Williams that sounds wonderful, what a blessing you and your scraps are😝!❤️😀
Thank you! Sounds like some really wonderful ways to use your scraps! Thanks for sharing. Happy creating!
Love love love this. So adorable. Great to play with all the terrific fun stitches that I too often ignore. Plus the vibrant thread.
Lynne Martin they are fun! I hope you give it a try. Thanks for reaching out!
I love, love, love how this turned out. I never would have thought to do something like this.
"There are no limitations to what you can do." Love this sentence. Thank you.
WOW! What a beautiful way to create a canvas for another project!
Shirley Jobson thank you! I really appreciate you taking the time to comment.
Blinded by that gorgeous labradorite pendant! It’s amazing! Great project too. Thanks!
Carol Midkiff thank you! I love that pendant too. So glad you enjoyed the project and I totally appreciate you taking the time to comment.
Gorgeous, a wonderful way to use scraps. Thank you for sharing this.
Julie Scase absolutely. Thanks for watching!
Wow! I love this piece so much. I’m new to quilting and I can not wait to give this a try. You are so artistic, thank you for this tutorial.
sandra martin thank you! I hope you do give it a try. Lots of fun. Thank you for commenting!
That was so simple and is very beautiful. Thank you for sharing your idea.
Thank you, Maria! I hope it has inspired your creativity. Cheers!
Hi Heidi. LOVE the idea, your quilt is BEAUTIFUL!! I'm going to try this and maybe sew a handbag from my finished scrap pieces, think it would look wonderful!!Thanks so much for sharing!! 💖👌🌻👏
Ria's Crafts and Sewing I would love to see your creation. Thanks for watching!
@@HeidiCreates 🤗
Ohhh that’s a great idea ❤️😀
This is the first video of yours I've ever seen you made me a believer. I have some time to spare more of your videos here I come.
K.I.M. 347 😂 awesome! Have fun.
I'm always on the look out for ways to use up my fabric scraps. Really liked your fancy stitches. I would love to have more on my machine! Looks great as a background to your mini quilt.
Janie green thanks for watching. Hope you give it a try.
I love what you did!! So beautiful!! If you can quilt on a boat, there is no reason I shouldn't be quilting in my game room!!
Ana Serrazina amen, sister! Quilt away! 😊
That is wonderful! Gives me hope for my scrap pile! Using the decorative stitches and different threads really pulled it all together.
Kim M I hope it does! Pull out those scraps and create! Thanks for watching!
This is a superb demonstration. Have just bought a bag of fabric remnants and embroidered handkerchiefs from my local market in Brittany. Will try to find interesting thread and make some quilt blocks. Thanks so much for the inspiration and gentle, peaceful presentation. Merci from Catherine
Catherine Laing thank you! It’s so much fun to allow the beauty of your supplies inspire you for creation. Happy creating!
Oh that sounds like fun ❤️😀
Amazing! Glad i found this video.
Maria Clough thanks for watching!
Such a useful video of the perennial problem of scraps. Feel quite enthused so thank you for sharing.✂️😊
bazoin1 I’m so glad to hear that! Thanks for commenting and happy sewing! 🧵
Your imagination is incredible! 😊
I love this technique. I did something like it many years ago so I'm glad you reminded me of how pretty it can be. I'm going to be making some "Hug Shawls" for home-bound and hospice patients. I think this technique would be great for the shawls, especially with additional embellishments and couching on the from. I like the idea of the texture and something for them to look at and touch.
That really turned out cute!
Paula Neary thank you!
Just LOVE your idea! Thank you so much for sharing ...
Penni Garisch thank you so much! I appreciate you taking the time to comment.
So-o pretty and creative. Thanks for sharing.
OneWorldSinger thank you! I enjoyed the process. Thanks for commenting.
Really awesome I sew in my RV. Your work is really creative.
connie kissner a land yacht! You understand the need to economize your space. Thanks for watching!
I am currently camping. I brought my machine for the first time as I have been making masks for the Huntington VA Medical Center. I am glad I brought it.
margaret curry we seamstresses/artists will find a way to make it fit somehow! Happy sewing while camping!
You are such an artist I love what you did
Thank you, Noura! Happy creating!
Love! So happy you posted this! As much sewing as I “want” to do, never thought about this. Perfect for wall hangings! Certainly will speed things up, mostly I like the ability to try scrap placement before sewing. More, please.
Gail Pape thank you! I hope you give it a try.
Finally a how to use your fabric scraps video that has ideas for smaller scraps! Thanks fir sharing this video! By the way I love your intro! 🧵🧵🧵🧵🧵
You bet! Thanks for watching!
Very clever way with scraps. Beautiful piece you finished with. Enjoyed your clip👍🇦🇺
Glad you enjoyed!
I love the decorative stitches - they really pop. I have oodles of scraps (don’t we all!) so this is a great idea. Thanks 👍
So nice, it’s like letting the machine do the creating by way of it’s many stitches.
Lisa Morales thank you! I appreciate you taking the time to comment.
Slap me silly! I sew most of my clothes so have scraps upon scraps. Always thought I had to do the squares, triangles, etc for a quilt --- would rather sew a comfy dress. And I use sf101 for most of my makes --- never thought of using it to reduce my scrap boxes! Brilliant!! Thank you so much!
Sylvia Hilxebrant you’re so welcome! Have fun!
So beautiful...and environmentally friendly. Thank you.
Thank you, Ginny! Appreciate the comment.
Your video just popped up on my viewing page …. Sooooooo glad it did ….. I have honestly never seen a ‘scrap’ quilt look so flipping gorgeous….. I can’t wait to get in my sewing room now ….. absolutely beautiful… thank you for the inspiration ❤️❤️
Thank you, Tina! Happy creating.
Beautiful-thanks for sharing 😁🌺
Stella Unger thank you! I hope it inspires you for creation. 🦋
Excellent Heidi.... Here I go.
Dee D yea!!! Tag me on Instagram when you have something to show. Hotcolesglass on Instagram
I love ur creation. Brilliant 😍
Dahlieana Moktar thank you!
Beautiful thank you for sharing. I hope you’re having a blessed day God bless you and your family
Quilting for the Soul thank you! And the same to you and yours. Thanks for watching.
I loveeee your necklace....thank you so much I have tons of scraps
Very impressive work, thanks for sharing 👍❤️😊
Thank you, Carmen! Appreciate you taking the time out to comment.
Hi from Saudi Arabia.l am lucky to find your tutorial .amazing how you can make fabulous piece from scrap material. Thank you for the idea.
I’m so happy to share! Thank you for taking the time to comment. Happy creating!
What a great idea! I have sooo many scraps. Creating my own fabric this way is so inspiring. The possibilities are endless. And using the fusible material the way you did makes it look easier too. Thanks for this tutorial.
Thanks for watching and taking the time to comment, Lynn! 😊
Adorable finished piece. Love the process. Thanks for sharing
Thanks for watching! 🙏
Love the different metallic stitches! My machine has an embroidery feature and I have lots of metallic thread I could use to enhance any project! Thanks so much for this idea!!
That’s awesome! Have fun creating with those metallic threads, Karen. 💜
Wow. That was great. Thank you for sharing.
Cindy N thank you! I appreciate the comment.
Thank you for the inspiring video! ❤
Liisa Touati thanks for watching!
So cute, thanks for sharing. Love it.
Carol Nelson thank you! And thanks for watching.
Would love to see more of such projects! Tysm! Already subscribed.
Thank you, Rahayu! Happy creating!
Wow! Beautiful and so creative! ❤️
Evelyn Rivera thank you! I hope it has inspired you.
Hello Heidi: Omgoodness, this was on my feed, so I took a look 🤪. That is such a cool idea, I just love it!!! Thank you and Gods blessings til next time ❤️😀
Rachel Burgener thank you! So glad you stopped in!
Wow, your a very artistic person. Beautiful work for sure. Thanks for sharing 👍❤️😊
Thank you so much!
Wow! Beautiful!
Nina Dunn thank you! I appreciate you taking the time to comment.
So creative! Especially the appliqué dancer. Thanks for so much inspiration.
linda pucillo thanks for watching!
This is amazingly beautiful! Thanks for sharing this iea
Coco Kulkarni you’re quite welcome! Thank you for taking the time out to comment.
I love this. I subscribed!
Edith DiMuro thanks! Happy to have you on board!!!
Love it! 🧵💗 Also sewing on a boat as I do my sewing in an RV 😉🚍
Caroll Reece thanks for watching. It certainly requires one to be inventive when you are restricted to a very small space. Happy sewing! 🧵
i live on a 45 ft catamaran and have a small sewing room. I love crumb scrap. We are on Antigua at the moment. great technique
It’s great that you have a room to sew. I feel quite fortunate to have the space on our boat to create. Antigua!!! Awesome! We went to the Bahamas a year and a half ago. Loved it!
@@HeidiCreates oh Bahamas. A beautiful country and the colour of the water is gorgeous.
You had me when you said “I dont have to get dressed if I don’t want to” lol
😂 Unusual times call for more relaxed measures. Thanks for watching!
Nice job I love ideas thank you thank you
Hazel olcott thank you! And so happy it has inspired you.
I have been struggling with the mental weight of bags and bags of scraps! I've made scrunchies and headbands, and masks, and STILL have tons of scraps that are too small for anything else. This is a brilliant idea, thank you so much Heidi!
never thought of doing something like this, thanks for the idea.....love your piece here in the video.....
Sue Lemke thank you so much! Happy creating.
That turned our really nice!
Valerie J Garrison thank you so much!
@@HeidiCreates I just discovered your channel. I am now your newest Subscriber. All the best to you in your TH-cam journey!
Valerie J Garrison thank you! It certainly is a fun journey.
Hi I’m in Rapid City,SD. I love you scraping project. I have more respect for my scraps.
Candy, thanks for the shoutout! I’m originally from Montana. The west is my 💜 country.
Gotta love those scraps! 😉😂 HaPpY creating!
My grandma sewed a Crazy Quilt in where ever it fit an after sewing it she Feather Stitch it. It was Beautiful
Gail Wagoner my did as well! And all hand sewn. It’s wonderful to have such heritage in quilting/sewing.
My mom actually hates quilts! She grew up in the old country, scrapping is what she did because you had nothing else! Covers were made to protect equipment, like a wine press. She started sewing a t a very young age, and says that her fathers shirt was so patched that you wouldn't even know what the original shirt fabric was! She is very talented, but appreciates solid fabrics! I love quilts!
Ana Serrazina I love that story! It reminds me of when my parents took old barn wood and paneled a wall in their family room. This was in Montana where I was raised. My great grandmother was confused as to why anyone would want that look because she spent her life in old farm houses where there was no money to paint. Everything was weathered looking. Today, we find beauty in that...and in scrap quilts! Thanks for sharing!
Thank you so much. Because I was gifted a sewing machine all the different stitches. Will go crazy this fall& winter with scraps my sister gifted me. I can donate the doll quilts at Xmas time.
Betty Adkisson go crazy and have a blast while doing it! Thanks for watching!
Hat was interesting, but I see you did a free quilting after joining the fabrics together with different stitches...the outcome is beautiful. Looks like lots of work for when one has time to just be creative. 👍🏻🌹❤️
izabeau1953 thank you! I am fortunate that I get to spend my time creating and at the same time make a living doing it. Thanks for watching.
It's beautiful! I love it!
Yes! It is good to be ‘Scrappy Happy’
Definitely food for thought. I love your ideas. Waiting on a new sewing machine which has some of the stitches you have used. Thank you👍🏻
Carol Curtis a new machine! How exciting! Thanks for watching. I truly appreciate you taking the time to comment.
First one in 40+yrs👍🏻
This is so beautiful
Karen Raabis thank you! I appreciate you taking the time to comment.
So cute, I like the idea. Thank you 😊
Thank you, Amal! Happy creating!
Hi from Australia, Thank you for sharing this great idea. I'm heading right to my tubs of scraps now..
You’re welcome! Have fun!
Wow, thank you for sharing.
Plookiss thanks for watching!
What a creative, beautiful use of scraps resulting in a high end fabric. The thread does make it extra special and you did an excellent job of demonstrating it. I’m also thrilled to have a way to play with the decorative stitches I am never sure what to do with! Thanks. Oh, and I have mad respect for you Quilting on a boat!!!
Thank you! I appreciate your kind words.
What a cute idea.
Malgorzata Wandycz thank you! Certainly a great way to use up your scrap material.
Thanks for sharing. The outcome is quite innovative and interesting. I see you did quilted it before adding other aspects to the piece. It would be great to see tutorials of the various stages.
Gaafari Regina Torrington they are coming! Be sure to get the notifications so you catch it when the video is available. Thanks for watching and so thrilled you enjoyed!
Beautiful work, thanks for sharing 👍❤️😊
Thanks for watching! 😊
Beautiful!
Elly D thank you!
Enjoyed this video . Scraps are always a issue. That was a great way to use a few.
Thanks for watching, Kay!
Darn, I wanted you to show us how you put that dancer girl on there💕 more please!💕
😂 I’ll see what I can do. 😉
Such a good idea. Thank you
Love this idea. Great job
This is beautiful
Beautiful work!!!
Neusa Niemann thank you! I so appreciate you taking the time to comment.
Really really nice!!
Lori so glad you enjoyed. Thanks for watching and taking the time out to watch.
WOW!!! I'm a bit of a cynic so, often I don't have much faith in these videos and am not all that impressed but, holy cow, I'm impressed! Gorgeous work and sooo easy compared to actually having to "properly" quilt. I just did a bit of a purge in my sewing studio and gave an entire sack of scrap fabric to a neighbour's daughter who is getting into sewing clothes for her barbies . . . now I feel like pounding on their door and demanding my sack of fabrics back (just kidding . . . sort of). You do beautiful work and you assembled this ingeniously.
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Thank you so much, Debbie! I’m thrilled that this has stirred up those creative juices. Oh no! On those fabric scraps! Maybe a compromise can be reached. 😉 Thanks so much for taking the time to comment. I really appreciate it. Happy creating!
Awesome! TY
Very cute!
This is beautiful great idea thanks
Absolutely. And thank you!
What a great idea, this gave me some ideas and I love the quilt you made, so pretty!
Thank you, Marge. I appreciate you watching. Happy creating!
@@HeidiCreates Your very welcome!!
So pretty💕💕
Yvonne Maree thank you!
Arte pura, muy bello, felicitaciones..desde Colombia..
Gracias
Love this idea can’t wait to try it for a footstool
Sounds like a great idea! Have you started in that footstool? Would live to see the outcome. Happy creating!
Love it great idea! Hi from Vancouver B.C. Canada. just come across your channel have subscribed! Looking forward watching more off your videos to catch up, thank you for sharing God Bless Liz.
Elizabeth Vallely love BC! Thanks for subscribing. Hope to see more of you in the future interacting and sharing your thoughts.
@@HeidiCreates You are very welcome! x
It’s like a crazy quilt.
Yes! I remember my grandmother making a crazy quilt with jewel toned velvet, satin and silk fabrics. It was so beautiful. Only her fancy stitches were all done by hand. Thanks for watching!
Wow i love it. Thank you 😊
🙏 Thanks for watching!
Hello, I'm new to your channel. Thank you for showing us how to create a one piece mini quilt by using your scrapes of material. The finished product came out beautiful. Looking forward to your next video..
Welcome, Velma! Thank you so much for taking the time to comment. Let’s be creative together! 😊
Very gorgeous.
Thank you!
What a fun project.
Thanks for watching!
With my scraps I make pillow cases give them for Christmas presents::
Jane Susan that’s a wonderful idea! Homemade gifts are something to truly treasure.
Bonjour c est super joli bravo bonne continuation a vous