
Used all but about 7 inches or so and of course, can't waste fabric. So I pulled a few scraps from my scrap basket and made a block to go with the leftover fabric. Put the two together to make the top of a snack mat.

Same thing on the B/W prints I used on the towels set. After embellishing the towels, I had enough left for the mug rug.
Will take me forever to use what I've got in my stash.......probably.....but that's why I call it my 401F, and we won't even talk about my 401T (thread), altho I've worked down some on it.

Gratitudes:
1. Interesting phone calls
2. Friends who will let me stay with them while i'm out traveling!
3 comments:
Hope I get to see you when you pass through dallas
Kiddo, you never will! Neither will I, and it doesn't matter how many scraps we use. Unless we learn to give them away, we'll always have them ... and even if we did, we'd probably never use all the fabric, either! Love the pics of what's going on.
very nice work moira...i have had sporadic internet access so haven't been able to keep up with all my blog pals....hoping that is remedied soon....(money you know...LOL)...
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