Scrap fabric artwork

{Fabric Stamps} Whenever I do a textile project I am left with quite a lot of scraps which I am not eager to throw away. On the other hand they take so much space with their disproportionate sizes and shapes and storing them is a head-scratching job. Recently, decluttering and sorting through my fabric stash, I piled them up in a box, hoping to find the right project to use them for. I thought of fabric beads and necklaces first {you know me}, but decided to check up on some fresh pinterest…

Last night I put the girls to bed early, and Mark went out for a fantasy football draft, leaving me with some precious “mommy crafting time”. Many times with my own crafting, I’ve found that it’s not a matter of finding the time to craft, but making the time. I still had dirty dishes in […]

Did you know it is national scrap week? It is not. I made that up. But it should be a thing. I’m making it a thing. A bag of scraps… Read More

Well it's the end of a busy week! I don't know about you, but I'm pooped! But I'm pleased to say we've had some gorgeous, sunny days here ...

Original fine art mixed media artwork by Ellen Schiffman (United States). This one-of-a-kind fiber on soft (yarn, cotton, fabric) mixed media artwork measures 33W x 35 H inches, and is framed, and is ready to hang. The abstract mixed media artwork ships in a box directly from the artist's studio and is covered by the 14-day satisfaction guarantee from Saatchi Art, so you can buy with confidence.

What to do with tiny fabric scraps aside from bottom of the basket or bin. Do join me on the blog today for my crafty answer...

Monica Curry Quilt Design

Abstract and organic feeling, these original textile artworks by Meghan Pauley Nespeca are full of natural fabrics, hand painting and hand stitching. #textileart #art #homedecor #wallart #artist #textiles #fabric #sewing #fabricart #modernwallart #minimalart #minimalhome #interiorart #interiordesign #painting #fiberart