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Sep
10
Are you the type that saves even the tiniest pieces of fabric scraps because you don’t want to waste anything and you know some day a project will come along that you can use the scraps? Well me too. Here is a skull quilt made for 2 inch blocks of scraps of fabric. Pop on over to Craftside to see how to piece it together in an afternoon. This is perfect for a Halloween decoration or just because you like the skull theme.
[tags]skull quilt, recycle quilting, recycle sewing[/tags]
