
I paired them up with muslin triangles and made 5 tiny Hourglass blocks, which are about 2 inches square. These went into the box that I throw my vintage-looking scraps in, to be used for a future project.

Feeling inspired, I found a few more forgotten indigo blue triangles, found a scrap to go with them, and made this tiny Broken Dishes block. The triangles were sewn together on the long side this time. The block is about 3 inches square and so adorable! The pink fabric is from a re-purposed cotton ladies shirt.

If anyone else saves this little gems of fabric, what do you use them for?
Louise
Frugal is good when you consider the same price was paid for those tiny bits as for the rest of the fabric. I'm saving mine for a special border...don't know on what quilt yet but a border. I love the tiny ones from left overs. They make good leader and enders, too.
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