30+ Scrap Buster Ideas for Knit fabrics
Don’t let your knit fabric scraps go to waste or gather dust in a sad dark corner of a closet – turn them into something extraordinary! Unleash your creativity and breathe new life into your knit fabric scraps with these inspiring and practical ideas. Today we’ll explore innovative and practical knit fabric scrap ideas that will inspire you to transform those leftover materials into stunning creations. From charming home decor to stylish accessories, the possibilities are endless. Unleash your creativity and make the most of your leftover materials!
Easy knotted headbands
by Ohjoy
Scrunchies
Turban headband
by Twisted turban headband by Hellosewing
Tiny scraps tote bag
Easy 5 minute headband
Headband tutorial by HelloSewing
Ear warmer
Fleece ear warmer by HelloSewing
Snuffle mat for your dog or cat
by snuffle mat tutorial by HelloSewing
Panties
by Tutorial how to make panties by HelloSewing
Beanie hat
Twisted turban hat
by Twisted turban hat by HelloSewing
Baby hat
by DIY baby hat pattern by HelloSewing
Winter hat with pleats and gathers
by Winter hat tutorial by HelloSewing
Bralette
by Madalynne
Underwear
Roundup of 100+ Underwear patterns by HelloSewing
steering Wheel cover
by Steering wheel cover by HelloSewing
Reusable makeup wipes
by Reusable makeup remover wipes tutorial by HelloSewing
Hand warmers
by DIY Hand Warmers patterns by HelloSewing
Make socks
by DIY socks pattern by HelloSewing
Make your own fabric
by Callajaire
Turn them into a duster
by DIY reusable duster cloths by Hellosewing
Scrap busting t-shirt
Sew a bandana baby bib
Use them for pockets
Use them for pockets! Pants pockets, shirt pockets, hoodie pockets.
by Sewstylish
Applique
Mittens
by Hellosewing
Colorblock
by Upcraftclub
Make t-shirt yarn
Ruffles
Add ruffles to shirts or dresses and make them “new” again. Ruffles to the hem, sleeve hems, necklines, or at the shoulder.
Eco-friendly stuffing
Cut them up even more. Use for stuffed toys, pillows, beanbags and almost everything that requires stuffing
Use any remaining fabric scraps, regardless of size or shape, as filling for cushions, quilts, or toys. It is advisable to shred the scraps into smaller pieces before using them, as larger pieces may become entangled and form lumps. Soft scraps are ideal for stuffing. When using them for children’s toys, ensure that they are fire-safe and refrain from using nylon materials.
Rag rug
doll clothes
Usually require very little fabric. Here are some patterns you might find interesting: for 18”dolls like and doll clothes patterns for barbie