Got a collection of fabric remnants you don't know what to do with? Anna Maria took a $15 ziploc bag of fabric scraps and created these beautiful Dresden plates that now decorate her studio wall...
How to: Create Dresden Plates With Fabric Scraps
And be sure to check out Anna Maria's other use for scrap fabric: fabric knob pulls, which use even smaller remnants for decorative purposes.
For step by step directions to make your own Dresden Plates, the Purl Bee has a great how-to.
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thanks for including these features, love 'em!
i'll have to try that bath mat you featured last week.
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my grandma used to make blankets from fabric scraps for her grandchildren. i still keep some in the wardrobe.
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