Use Up Your FABRIC SCRAPS to Make Amazing Projects!

[@galinasharando5428]

Спасибо за прекрасную идею. Если Ваши изделия шить на плотной ткани, можно использовать их для шикарных аппликацией на различных изделиях. Успехов Вам и новых идей.

[@dianefrench1721]

These would be beautiful as appliqués for outfits. Use soft, lightweight cottons in place of paper, etc. also lightweight fusible interfacing in place of paper. A satin stitch around the edge as a finishing touch. I love your techniques.

[@pjacksreads536]

Yes! Thanks for sharing

[@tinareece3844]

I was thinking the same thing 😊

[@xziztortheeternal6471]

And/or fridge magnets. Glue a simple magnet on back. They definitely need a way of being displayed.

[@samanthabloggins1775]

Thankyou for your ideas ! I wondered what to use them for! I have no imagination what so ever!

[@gwenhatcher7542]

Great idea❤

[@IceCreamCarla]

Awesome!!! I hoarded hubby's neckties after he retired from his "9-5"! When you cut them open, these make wonderful fabric pieces!!!

[@celegleeson1767]

This was fabulous. I'm thinking of adapting this lovelie art form to make place mats. Wouldn't they be beautiful in the table seeing.

[@TreasureBooks]

What a great idea!!! Love it

[@sharonhurst3542]

Absolutely gorgeous! I love this idea for using my fabric scaps! I will definitely make some for my journals. I was thinking while watching your tutorial that doing several in a stocking shape would be nice for Christmas. I thought I'd attach a felt backing to make a pouch for filling them with candies or treats for the residents at my nearby retirement center. They'll make perfect "random acts of kindness" gifts! Thank you for sharing your amazing creativity. 🫶

[@barbaragaudreau8830]

Sharon, what a lovely idea. Now I have this year’s project for the 2 homes that are near me. Thanx for the idea. Happy holidays to you. Bobbi in Texas

[@sharonhurst3542]

@@barbaragaudreau8830, thank you. I enjoy spreading a little joy where I can. Kindness is so easy and the happiness it brings is long remembered. It doesn't have to be a huge production or expensive endeavor, it just needs to be heartfelt and genuine. I'm sure the residents will love what you create! 🫶

[@TheGlobulita]

🤗😍🍀💚❤🙏🏾

[@cathyjohnson6732]

I love that idea! Will have to work that up for next Christmas. I was thinking stocking shape as well but couldn’t figure out how to make it a stocking nor who to give them too. Thank you.

[@zenaduran2371]

WAs thinking same thing, making for others while recycling 😊

[@TerisaColeman]

I'm enjoying your tutorials because of the step-by-step process, and what set you apart for me is that you were not afraid to say you did or didn't enjoy the process or the finished work. You LOVED some pieces & not liking so much others. It gets me out of the "everything has to be perfect" frame of mind and puts me into a "let's explore together" perspective, which helps me relax & enjoy. Thank you! Teri C. Indiana, USA

[@dorothymaysimmons6293]

Thank you 👌you were a delight to watch and listen to 👍❤My favourite was the beautiful tree and I plan to make one and also one from my stack of photos as well🥰

[@SusanSmith-hl3iv]

❤Thank you so much for sharing. Taking us through the process one step at a time really helped. Love that I now have another way to use up the small scraps that I treasure. I would like to try making luggage tags, but I know paper wouldn’t hold up, but maybe it could be a beginning step. Any thoughts on what I could use on the back to make it durable? Also could you recommend a liquid sealer or glue for the front to make it durable as well? Any thoughts from others would also be appreciated. 😊😊❤

[@SusanSmith-hl3iv]

❤Thank you so much for sharing. Taking us through the process one step at a time really helped. Love that I now have another way to use up the small scraps that I treasure. I would like to try making luggage tags, but I know paper wouldn’t hold up, but maybe it could be a beginning step. Any thoughts on what I could use on the back to make it durable? Also could you recommend a liquid sealer or glue for the front to make it durable as well? Any thoughts from others would also be appreciated. 😊😊❤

[@livingmybestestlife]

This. She's my favorite artist and crafter.

[@wandalindsay3548]

I “discovered” KZbin a couple yrs ago during a long recovery from an accident. I’d seen a few of your videos, and have increased my paper crafting in the last 6-8 mos. I’ve watched more of your work, even told my husband the other day about how MUCH I enjoy your videos. Your voice captures my attention, your accent is lovely, and your passion for your creativity shows loud & clear. I’m recovering now from surgery 2 weeks ago (another accident in July of this yr.) and this time my R arm is involved & currently immobilized. I was in a flurry of creative activity before surgery trying to get some Christmas projects done. Last night I couldn’t sleep, was surfing amaz for supplies and something I searched for brought up 3 images, 2 were paper but the third looked like a book. Why is a book coming up I wondered? Oh WOW- I drilled down and it’s a book about creating with all things paper. I see the authors name- can it be Natasa from Treasure books? I got so excited, what wonderful serendipity….I ordered the book, think I’ll get it tomorrow, read the whole sample, your story is amazing and I’m so pleased for you that this wonderful book has been published! Thanks for enriching my life during a difficult time. My fingers are just itching to implement more of your ideas (made myself a lovely prayer journal this summer with some of your ideas & inspiration)! I’m going to see how much I can do with just my left hand/arm. You ROCK!!! Blessings on you!

[@littlekentucky2294]

Wandalindsay, what a kind message you left, I hope your arm is healed and you are crafting your little heart out as I know this video is a few months old. 🙏 😊

[@jeanradko5311]

Thanks, Natasa This is so creative! Two recommendations I would offer: 1) dust out the bobbin area so that paper scraps don't clog the machine, and 2)it's easier to cut fabric with dedicated scissors because paper tends to dull scissors faster than fabric.

[@TreasureBooks]

Thanks for the tips!

[@lisahannon6465]

I was thinking of that, but was wondering because I would also be cutting the paper as well as the fabric. I have a wonderful pair of fabric scissors and don’t think I ever want them to touch paper. 😊

[@TrishDarbonne]

I use my paper scissors when cutting both. Yeah, my fabric scissors will never touch paper!

[@suzanneroberts5290]

So fun! You have a good design eye. Love your free and easy attitude towards your work. Makes it more fun. THANK YOU FOR SHARING YOUR IDEAS AND TALENT.

[@purplepixie274]

Don't forget you can sharpen scissors by cutting aluminium foil repeatedly. Maybe just sharpen some regular scissors for this job, if you don't want to risk expensive shears

[@shirleybender]

It’s amazing what I’ve gotten done in less than an hour!!! I grabbed my stack of scraps and my sewing machine and I’ve had a fun time creating! So far I’ve had the most fun with the hearts and the trees!!!

[@diannadenis360]

What a fun project! beautiful!

[@irra-iv8iv2cm2j]

Подскажите пожалуйста а потом готовые сердечки и деревья Вы где используете? Или другие предложенные варианты? Мне понравилось всё! Но что с ними потом я буду делать как смогу сшить все?❤😂😊😮

[@5555blanch]

That’s a very sweet project I do have a lot of scrap I must try this out Thankyou sooo much ❤

[@suerussell497]

Your projects are so gorgeous! The lace flower on the tree is stunning. I love your work. You are an artist who loves to share creativity. Thank you.

[@TreasureBooks]

Thank you so much!

[@JOLENE2008]

I love the "no rules just put it together" it becomes beautiful art that way🥰

[@bonniehartnett535]

This is a great project for using up scraps. It's also a stress free way to practice sewing around curves or using a decorative stitch without worrying about ruining a project or having to pick stitches to start over. Unlike a blouse or a hand bag these can be made perfectly imperfect love it!

[@lenawarelius4195]

So fun and inspiring prodjec 😍 love them all but the trees and mushrooms are my favourites😍 lots of love from arctic Norrway at -5 degrees today 🙌🍁🍀🌹🌻

[@twilightdream1000]

I simply LOVE your tutorials. I find that when I watch some tutorials, they tend to be very difficult for me to follow. But when I watch your videos, your step by step instructions are so easy to follow. You are also very focused on what you are doing and not a lot of unnecessary talking. I’ve already made a journal following one of your tutorials. I’m definitely going to make a few of these!!!

[@ginah9338]

I never have to ask any questions with your tutorials, you cover everything i great details! well done! Thank you for sharing your ideas with us. I always feel inspired after watching your videos! please never stop!

[@susancurrier4698]

I have followed you for the longest time. However, I have yet to make my own journal. But…I just ordered your book, so I feel you will be in my studio room beside me to guide me. I’m so excited. This tutorial has inspired me to begin my junk journal journey at age 76. I appreciate the detailed instructions you provide. Thank you very much. ❤️❤️❤️

[@Padraigp]

What do you do with a junk journal?

[@staceywilson5232]

I love the butterflies and also the hearts.

[@camper14]

How adorable

[@joycecaldwell2097]

Oh my! Those butterflies are beautiful, can hardly wait!

[@jackyfreeman5530]

Wish it was on now! I'll have to wait impatiently for tomorrow night, just love a new Natasa video.😊😊

[@ashleymartinez7490]

Those are beautiful! Thank you for sharing

[@MoonSugar21]

You’ve done it again! 😃 I Love that you’re always bringing us projects “thinking outside the box” …. This is Amazing! Just yesterday I was decluttering and having a hard time parting with a few of my late mom’s favorite blouses ..(because they remind me so much of certain special moments)…so I decided I was going to cut off some scraps to stick in my journal. This idea is perfect .. I can make them into a heart or butterfly shape instead …making them even more meaningful…Thank you! ❤❤❤

[@TrishDarbonne]

I love them all, but those butterflies 😍😍😍

[@lindarichardson8225]

This idea is great. I love all your tutorials, especially this one. I was having trouble finding lilac butterfly towels for my bathroom. So I'm going use your idea, but attach it to cloth instead of paper. And I'll use your patch work idea with various different styles of lilac, purple. Then sew them onto the towels. Thank you so much for all your marvelous ideas. I don't miss a one.

[@Wendy-c9t]

Thank you so much Natasa, you make any project look easy. for us to give it a try. I love hearts so I have to say they are my favorites.

[@lindacolt8714]

I’m just learning junk journaling, sense I’ve found your channel I’ve learned so much. Thank you so much for the inspiration. I love them all.

[@michellef.554]

Great idea!

[@mirrage42]

When sewing a pattern with sharp angles have the needle down through the fabric then lift the presser foot, pivot the fabric in the new direction, put the presser foot back down and continue sewing.

[@dawncarter2759]

absolutely love this. it goes right along with how I use up tiny scraps of fabric, to make new fabric on fusible interfacing. love scraps of fabric projects

[@susiesugars3844]

Hello! I love the hearts and the butterflies and then the tags. Oh and the mushrooms, trees and circles. All of them!

[@bethwilliams7967]

I’ve been following you for a couple of years now, and every project is as exciting to me as your first one! Thank you for your creativity and inspiration 😊

[@jacquiworthington7116]

I love all your videos, but this one is my latest favourite. Thank you Natasa!

[@shirleylucas1479]

Awesome. I have fabric that needs something to do. Can’t wait. ❤

[@michellesmixedmediamadness]

Oh this will be a fun project to try. I can think of lots of uses. Thanks for sharing your fabulous shapes with us!

[@debraphillips4736]

I absolutely love this project! I think the butterflies and trees are my favorite. I am definitely going to try this project myself. I thought maybe a teapot would be nice too. Thanks Natasha for another great idea.

[@Padraigp]

What would you do with a load of random butterflies and mushrooms or tea pots? I mean it looks fun but then you've got a box of mushrooms instead of a box of scraps. And that doesn't seem a whole lot better.

[@rachelburgener819]

They could be used…🤔 let your imagination flow! Appliqué on clothing, pillows, quilt blocks, a journal cover, mixed media art project. They could be framed to create a scenery, a tree branch with butterflies gathered as decor. They could be gifted or sold- some people would love that item for their creative process but maybe don’t want to make it. That’s just a few thoughts, I’m sure there’s many more options🤪 ❤️😀

[@michelefields7108]

You a were the one that inspired me to start making junk journals - it all started with 10 free things to make a journal

[@TreasureBooks]

Yessssss!!!!

[@dh7217]

The circle reminds me of my mother's hand stitched Victorian crazy quilts. Just beautiful layers of rich fabrics. I LOVE your method as I never had the patience my mother did.😊 And I really like that you draw what you want to make these. I truly enjoy how you re-imagine the arts❤❤❤ Just FAB dear lady!!

[@susiebaker5144]

Great project!! People could start a fun swap project and collect them with each other!!!! Write a note..message..poem..beautifulllllllllll saying..inspiration!!!!thank you for being so clever i love you things..your the best😊

[@HeavenlyTreasures7]

So much fun and reminds me of the crazy quilts my grandmother made. Such treasures to have now that she’s gone. Thank you for sharing your gifts with us once again. 💜

[@theresapalmer7892]

Favorite Boho circle and mushrooms. Such good instructions and tips. TY.

[@LifenaDay525]

To make the sewing process faster, lower feed dogs and switch to a free motion foot. Also, you could substitute the paper for thick embroidery interfacing (non- bonding). You then can sew your design directly onto a quilt that can be washed - but be sure to sew all the corners down in your piece to avoid loose fabric.

[@blowitoutyourcunt7675]

Was looking a non-paper method for this project! Cheers

[@BA-ef4pr]

I thought the same and would love the shapes sewn onto quilt blocks.

[@joycecaldwell2097]

Oh my goodness! Your butterflies are the best seeing how a butterfly is the logo for my business. But I love them all. Can’t wait to get started! 😃

[@shannonfox5820]

These are beautiful! I do not sew, but I think quite a few of these ideas can be made from paper as well! The butterflies are amazing! Thank you so much for sharing your talents with us!

[@belyndarecycleart9751]

Bonjour Natacha and groupes😁🇨🇦 Awww those are so cute , thanks for the great insperation idée I love love love 💕

[@jennimorgan9381]

I just love this idea. I am currently making a family history cookbook for my grandsons and the tree will be an excellent idea for the cover of the book which will signify a family tree. Thank you for such a detailed step by step tutuorial.

[@christinenewell2679]

This is just the reason I love my KZbin. I can just have a look at something that ‘pops up’ on my screen and lo and behold I’ve found TREASURE!! INSPIRATION!! Thankyou for this, lovely, lovely, lovely. I know I can do this ok, it’s not something that’s difficult and will take ages to do. In fact, I can feel a PJ day coming on…… I’ll just bury myself in my sewing room, a nice Agatha Christie audio book or nice bit of music……. the sky’s the limit 😍. So, again I say ‘thankyou very much’. I can use a bit of interfacing instead of paper and put lovely shapes in my needle case books.

[@christinenewell2679]

You sound exactly like like myself…..a good ol Murdering of Roger Acroyd or a trip on the Orient Express and I can bury myself in my sewing nook with this lovely, easy but gorgeous project. Love it, good luck to you.

[@Lunareon]

You could also make these into gift tags/ornaments by attaching a loop of ribbon at the top. As always, thank you for the tutorial and for the inspiration.

[@Padraigp]

That would be good. Although people just throw a tag in the bin and you could just have a plain one and spend the time with your family instead. Like I can ser this being a fun thing for kids to make to pass the time but I can't see why an adult would do it unless at a nursing home to keep them busy. 🤔 there are so many things an able bodied adult could be doing with theie time to contribute to society than playing with scraps to make these.

[@ijustwantcake532]

@@PadraigpI mean, they’d be reusable so people wouldn’t have to worry about running out of tags. Very practical for Santa. You could even glue/sew a vinyl pouch on so people can address it to anyone. Or just use whiteout. Or embroider/ paint their names if you’re going to give them gifts next year too.

[@TiffanyCoburn]

I’m not kidding…..you’re the MOST creative artist EVER! I look forward to your videos like you can’t believe!!!! Thank you! ❤

[@TreasureBooks]

Thank you so much!

[@smply4you]

These are awesome. It has an applique feel and will look fabulous in a journal. So many uses for these. Thanks Natasha!!

[@retadaoud1675]

It's very nice idea, love it, I have done it before with all of my journals in many ways, and it's nice to let you use your leftover fabric . But still I like your inspiration.

[@Annette-ArtingIsAVerb]

Hi Everybody! From Oregon, USA

[@erickamcgrew3915]

Hi Annette😊

[@rebeccaday7076]

I love watching you! You are not like alot others and just following what everbody else is making right now. You come up with your own ideas and they are si refreshing! You are a ttrue aetist! Not just a crafter. Thank you soooo much sharing your creativity! I am also a quilter. I love the crazy quilt looks of these projects. I used to quilt with mom before she passed. I have lots of pics with her quilting. These have inspired me to make a journal that includes the pics and the quilted shapes.i think i will do mine on the paper we use to paper piece so i could then apply to more fabric on back so i ciuld quilt them by hand then apply the cardstock on the back. You have totally inspired me!!!!!

[@cheryltibbit9104]

These are so cute and just awesome!!!! I don’t know why I’m so in love with this idea. I have made shapes like this with paper bits and I liked them a lot, but these look like little tiny quilts. Thank you so much for coming up with this idea. I am gonna have to make a tree! I even have some of the big butterflies from Dollar Tree. I love, love, love your channel!

[@debbiebreen6276]

Oh WOWEEEEE!!!!!!!!! These are adorable, I have crates of materials from doing quilts and slow stitching, this has given me hope to use them up, I will give some to Good Will but keeping the nicest ones to create these beautiful items youv'e made, especially those butterflies. Thankyou for showing this. x

[@judylinde2763]

Beautiful and super creative. Love it. Thank you, Natasha for sharing an idea to help embellish our journals and reduce scraps.

[@TreasureBooks]

Thank you so much!

[@rickiquilt]

This reminds me of crazy quilts….I love your tutorial…you always make it look easy and doable…thanks Natasha!

[@normamoncada9683]

En español seria lo ideal para mi todo bonito

[@stacylinn3102]

I seriously love this project! The butterflies and mushrooms and trees are something I definitely want to try 🥰 thanks for sharing!

[@grazouva4072]

Merci beaucoup pour ce partage. Le cœur avec détail en dentelle noire est mon préféré. Cette technique peut vraiment être utilisée pour différents projets...je vais tester ! Merci encore et rendez vous à la prochaine vidéo car j'adore votre univers qui mélange le papier et le tissu. ❤

[@eleaftha2008]

Hey Natasha, stunning as usual. You're always on point, you never miss 🥰 What I love about your channel is that you make everyone feel included even if you don't have all the things. You always show ways to do something if you dont have sewing machine, or a scoreboard, etc. Thank you for that. Thanks for saying you find stuff when thrifting and in bargain bins, cause that make a person like me feel okay about not buying digitals and stuff. Anyway, you are the bees knees to me 💜 see you in the next video ✌🏾

[@patriciamason9884]

These are wonderful!!!!!!!!!!! You have the BEST ideas Natasha! Thank you for all your inspiration and sharing with us!💜💜💜 The tree is my favorite!!!

[@TreasureBooks]

Thank you so much!

[@MariKayCreations]

Love these! I'm really getting into collaging with paper and fabric, snippet rolls, masterboards etc, and now I can add this to my range. Everything you made here is just perfect! I loved the tree best of all.

[@chiagirlmyfatcat896]

All of the hearts are gorgeous! All of your projects, the tree you made today is beautiful. Good fabric scrap ideas!!!

[@TubeYouLena]

The next level of amazingness... :) The mushrooms and hearts are my favorites in this video. The elongated heart (the one with the pocket) inspired me to make similar combos in various proportions (for now -- just templates for them). The point about focal points is especially useful for me (anything could be pulled to the extra height with those). And the writing visible through the shear fabric in the tag actually inspired me to repeat that - find a nice quote and cover it with semi-transparent fabric. Thanks!! 🍄♥

[@giftsbyruth4062]

I agree. I loved the writing peeking thru the fabric. It adds an extra touch to the project.

[@G.G.8GG]

I could see these on garments. Would be lovely on a denim jacket, a skirt, vest, many things. Even on a purse or shopping bag to make them distinctive and special. But I love them on the journal too! Just delightful and most create people have those scraps.

[@anabarrantesGenncyOlmos]

Justo estaba visualizando esa idea en los bolsos de compras. Hermosos!

[@LilyLightOne]

I love that you came up with a project idea and ran with it, making lots of shapes and many pieces. This video came at the perfect time as I was trying to make snippet rolls with my fabric scraps. I wasn't enjoying the restriction of making the item into a long strip and of course I just ended up with even more scraps (just smaller pieces 😅) I should comment after watching the whole video; I loved this project and will be making the butterflies first as they were my favorite

[@gwynronsick2467]

They are all amazing, but I do have to vote for the butterflys as my favorites!

[@karenssuchy733]

As always, so inspiring! I'm thinking Christmas shapes for a holiday journal - stockings, pine trees, bells, etc. I was also thinking basic cookie cutters (maybe enlarged) would be good inspiration for shapes. I keep thinking you will need to do a 2nd book at some point with your ideas since your first one came out (which I love!), and the anticipation is exciting (please!). Thanks so much Natasa for being so generous in sharing your ideas!!

[@leonorfigueroa2616]

Saludos desde Maracaibo Venezuela Es la primera vez que veo tus videos y es hermoso e inspirador lo que haces. Muchas, muchas gracias por compartir,

[@petrahobby1518]

From Germany 🙋‍♀what a useful and great idea 😍

[@TreasureBooks]

Thank you! 😊

[@shellywhite1929]

I love this! Can't wait to get started! I also fussy cut both ways too. Thank you so much for all your inspiring, fun ideas! ❤

[@lisa-wt6rw]

The tree . Nice way to use scraps thanks

[@hollylanevintagetreasures]

Loving this idea!! I have a ton of Christmas ribbons and I might make some of these in the shapes of stars, bells and round ornaments. Looking forward to trying this!!

[@scottcain9544]

Hope to add some of these to my junk journals soon

[@billie-jotravels7731]

Hi Natasha these are amazing I can't wait to try making some. I think they would also look beautiful on a piece of canvas..you could make a scene from the different shapes..ie.. a house,tree,sun etc..

[@maureenwilson6951]

Love love love.. with the fabric instead of paper scraps .. all it takes is an idea...❤

[@catlandstraysandferals2844]

SWEET !!!!

[@I_am_Michelle]

Ironically your first heart is one of my favorites. It reminds me of a warm winter ❄️ sweater

[@vinapatel1344]

Can’t wait! X

[@dakielty]

My favorite is the butterfly. I have done some crazy quilting fabric things and this reminds me of that. They are great

[@kathleenmccrory9883]

These are really cute. You could use these on all sorts of things. My favorite is the tree. But they're all beautiful.

[@TreasureBooks]

Thank you! 😊

[@AliciaDesigns]

EXCELLENT 🎉the HEARTS❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️ my faves, use a little light or bright paint to lighten dark areas 🎨

[@linette146]

Love them! My favorite is the two tone heart and the boho circle ❤ Thank you for sharing!

[@sandofthesun]

The mushrooms are my favorite. And now with gnomes being all the rage, I could see these being used in so many ways. Thank you so much 💕👍💕👍💕

[@shirleylaboy603]

I love them all, but especially the tree and butterflies. I have plenty of scrap fabric and lace that I can make some of these. Thank you, Natassa, for sharing and teaching how to make them. 🙂❤️

[@gayleseaman8863]

Great for making homemade valentines- special messages written on the back and sent in a handmade envelope! Thank you♥️

[@JacquouilleLaFripouille]

....you are a magician!!! full of talents and the best instructor i know.

[@lisahannon6465]

I am speechless with every project you do…your creativity is amazing. Thank you for sharing your process. I love the little tips you share, for instance how to pull the threads through. I knew about that because I see, but others may not. It’s so great that anyone watching with different skill sets, can still participate. My favorites? That is really hard, but probably the tree, mushrooms, the circle with the boho look, the mushrooms, the tags…well, I guess I love them all. I wish each day was 48 hours long! ❤

[@lisahannon6465]

Oops..I mean I “see.” I always leave typos!

[@lisamessinger2607]

Thanks for the fabulous idea for scraps, Nastasa! I immediately created these two simple shapes with my bits and bobs. 🤗

[@barbarawebster2610]

Love love love this video Natasha - thank you so much x

[@hld123]

Wow - these are absolutely stunning. Thank you so much for sharing what can be done with scraps of fabric and ribbons.

[@Moonlitmusingjournal]

My favorite is the mushrooms! But really all of them are beautiful! What a unique idea for a part of a cover of a journal. Thank you!💜

[@janinewoodhull3611]

Beautiful items! Thanks for sharing yet another great idea. It uses scraps, so that's awesome, too.

[@michelinegilbert8124]

Merci Natasa, tout est magnifique. J'adore tout ce que tu fais. C'est un plaisir de regarder tes vidéos. 😍😍😍🦋🌹🦋🌹❤❤❤

[@shellyscheuer5538]

Lovely project. I enjoyed your step by step process. I’m a quilter and this gives me the idea to make a book for my grandson. He’s 8 months old and he loves books. Thank you so much for sharing your time and talents. ❤❤❤

[@jansfield5314]

Love them all but the trees and mushrooms really speak to me! 🎃

[@DeniseS-6867]

Fabulous makes💙

[@1948Harper]

I really wonder how you sleep at night. With all those beautiful thoughts running through your mind. We do appreciate all of your videos. Thank you so much. xxx

[@Lily656]

Oh my! What a fantastic idea and tutorial!! Thank you so very much for sharing. My granddaughters will absolutely love this project. You can do so much with these, turn into ornaments, put magnet on back , even a garland make them seasonal they will be so excited! Thanks again for sharing! The butterflies and hearts are my favorites!

[@debbieb7754]

Beautiful Thank you so much for the tutorial.

[@TreasureBooks]

Thanks so much 😊

[@cellestetarelho8051]

Ideia fantástica de como tudo se pode aproveitar e criar, sou grata, de Portugal.

[@cindyreseck4429]

What a great way to create texture and color and a way to uae scraps. I love the heart as a tuck spot.