Hankercheif Quilt

I have a habit of collecting pretty embroidery and recently it has been in the form of hankercheifs. The only issue is that I don't use handkercheifs. So I was thinking of putting the ones collected into a quilt. I then googled to see if anyone else had thought of the idea already.

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Yes! othere people had used the same idea.
I prefer the ones that show the edges of the handkecheifs as these are sometimes the prettiest part.

Wings

A great use for old fabric scraps is to make some wings.

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You can get the instructions on how to make the wings here.

Sewing room boxes

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How to of this decoupage storage box can be found here.

Tissue case holder

Very useful for keeping in your bag. I made mine out of white leather years ago but which was a good idea as it was waterproof but not so great with age. Time to make a new one I guess.

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You can get the tutorial from here.

Strawberry pin cushion

I love strawberries so these are so my thing.

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This how to can be found here.

Fabric bows

A great way to use old fabric strips or recycle old sheets is to make fabric bows to decorate presents.

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How to make these cool fabric bows can be found here.

Tea

Both of these I found at thrift stores/markets, I'm starting a collection. I think metal tea strainers are a great idea as you don't have to use a tea bag so it's less expensive to buy. Especially I think the tea pot design in adorable.

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