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Sort fabric scraps by usable size
Sort fabric scraps by usable area and behavior, not only by attractive colors.
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Assess, adapt and find another use for existing objects.
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Save a shirt pocket for another project
Save a shirt pocket as a finished detail only if its fabric and folded edges are still sound.
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Take an old shirt apart for usable fabric
An old shirt provides several different fabric areas, and their useful sizes emerge only after inspection.
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Prepare denim scraps for a sturdy pouch
Check denim scraps for wear, stretch and seam bulk before turning them into a small pouch.
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Use a denim pocket as a small wall organizer
A salvaged denim pocket can hold lightweight notes when its surrounding fabric and support remain sound.
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Cut yarn from an old T-shirt
A smooth T-shirt body can become one long fabric strip, but seams and fiber behavior affect the result.
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Cut old cotton shirts into cleaning cloths
Soft shirt panels can become cleaning cloths when their fabric suits the surface and the task.
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Turn an old towel into smaller cloths
Terry cloth can become smaller towels, but its newly cut edges need a dependable finish.
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Assess an old sheet as project fabric
An old sheet offers plenty of area, but wear is rarely distributed evenly across it.