A Quick Sewing Project from Scraps of Fabric 05

Learn to make this super quick and easy sewing project. Perfect for any occasion - Christmas, Halloween, Thanksgiving, birthdays and more. And it only takes 10 minutes to make using small small scraps of fabric.

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[anniebuzzard]

I subscribed because you focus on the project WITHOUT a lot of extra conversation. Thanks for being so quick

[AussieCrimeCases]

I immediately subscribed within the first minute, i love love love your delivery!!!

[gwenm]

Great idea!!!! You explain so well, making it look so easy!!!! ❤❤❤❤❤ Thank you.

[sharonwilson]

Fold over the top, add a snap, and you have a sunglasses case.😊❤

[marybarratt]

Quick and easy tutorial, no time wasting and endless talking. Have subbed for that reason. Thank you for sharing.

[goatladygletha]

What a cute project! So easy, too! I love your delivery. I love the short, quick video, too. Very nice!!😊😊
I noticed someone mentioned showing an example of the finished project at the beginning of the video, and I usually like that also. However, in your video you present us with such bright appealing pieces of fabric arranged neatly and in order on your table, that I am immediately intrigued and filled with curiosity about what you are about to show me. The brevity of the video also helps. Since I know it will be a short video, I know I can wait until the end to see the finished product. Very nicely done.

[WollongongSkyWatch]

Mystery sewing - what a great video, and such a fun use of scraps!

[kathybray]

I found this very interesting thanks
❤

[ritakisil]

So pretty...i made cutlery caddies or pockets that folds close and tied with ribbon. Covid made me do it😌

[Shellnbaby]

So cute and simple! I'm definitely making a few sets of these this year!

[cw]

I love this channel. No unnecessary chat (others please note!!) Well explained with clear, in-focus video. Thanks so much 😊

[gingerdoucet]

You are excellent, instructions are to the point, I’d like to see more, subscribed

[ctaylor]

Love this! Easy enough to make with my grandchildren who love to sew!

[pastda]

Very cute project. This will definitely go on my to-do list. Thank you for a straightforward and easy-to-follow tutorial. I also appreciate that you didn't include any background music.

[cindyzak]

First time seeing your channel!! Love quick and easy projects like this!!❤

[julievarga]

Wasn't sure what you were making but if I wanted to know I'd just fast forward but your presentation and teaching was lovely to watch thank you for taking the time lovely work.

[patricialoomis]

Awesome. Always enjoy your videos. Great instructions. 😊

[thepapercorner]

Love this idea. I have a fork, knife and spoon set that was my husbands when he was little. It is looks just like an adult set of silverware but only on a smaller scale. I have been wanting to give it to my granddaughter so this idea came at the perfect time as I can make one of these with children themed fabric and maybe make it a little smaller. Thank you for the idea! Debbie.

[beverlyreynolds]

So cute. I’ll share this with my RV sewing group. Thank you!, ,

[dcwatashi]

I have not had any issues, pivoting at the corners and then trimming. Your way I would probably backstitch because I don’t see those two crossing stitches, being strong enough to keep the fabric together.

Appreciate the absence of obnoxious music that most of these people think they have to put in the background

problem is they don’t adjust the volume