13 Fabulous Fabric Scrap Repurpose Projects

Craft the cutest fabric sunflowers using leftover fabric. Cindy from DIY Beautify shows you how to make your own including a tutorial for faux stained wood beads that are really charming.

Chelsea from Making Joy and Pretty Things used leftover linen fabric to make the prettiest fabric floral garland, This would look so sweet in a nursery or child's bedroom.

I love mixing items that I already have in my stash like fabric and old picture frames. This design turned out great and it was super cheap to DIY!

Learn how to create twisted rope from scrap fabric that you can use to make a bohemian-inspired flower pot.

I've always loved the look of fabric garland especially when it is made with long vintage pieces in a mix of textures and lace. This style is a favorite!

Transform those leftover pieces of fabric from previous projects into adorable flowers. Because they have wire, they can be bent and formed into different shapes.

Learn how to make your own lavender sachets using fabric from your stash. They are great to use in your drawers or vanity for a wonderful fragrance.  

Here is a great way to use leftover fabric. Create a fabulous bowl in different sizes. They can be used to hold small craft supplies, or a catch all in the entry way for keys and loose change.

It's hard to believe this sweet no sew pin cushion is made with not only leftover fabric, but also a free pine cone! This is such a unique craft!

Learn how to create a colorful patchwork textile to use in simple sewing projects. These little key fobs are just darling!

Here is a beginner's guide to creating a bookmark through sewing, utilizing fabric scraps and repurposed denim.

Use leftover pieces of fabric to decoupage small flower pots. You can also use strips of fabric in different colors and designs to make a cool pattern.

Kim from Exquisitely Unremarkable grabbed her scrap fabric bin and found pieces of material that coordinated with a covered chair. She chose to give it ruffled trim that looks fabulous!