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@@myshabbycraftcorner Thank you so much!!

Thank you, Kim! I'm making more of these. So fun piecing things together LOL

@@gracebecreations Thank you! I love shabby chic so much 😀

@candicepierce5726 I love doing that too! So fun trying to find different ways of using them 😀

Thank you, Diane! I love doing those wool hearts :)

Thank you, Kim!

Hey Karen 🥰 loved the use of all the pile of scrap pieces , great tut ty 🩷

@@myshabbycraftcorner Thank you so much!!

@@wildrosebohemianstudio Aaahhh ... thank you so much!! 💓

@@conniesmith9989 Thank you so much 😀

@@MyArtfulCrafts Thank you, Kim!! ❤️

@@roxyfibertart Thank you so much! I love creating with scraps more than anything 😀

Thank you so much!! <3

@paulafowler3597 Thank you so much, Paula! I think wonky is in my DNA LOL

Thank you, Kim!!

Thank you so much!

Thank you so much!!

@AmyLoveGGIM ... thank you so much, Amy!!

Thank you, Kim! I have wanted to try this style for a long time. :)

Such a pretty flower Karen, Thankyou for tutorial 😍

@@myshabbycraftcorner Thank you so much!!

Thank you, Betty! I don't think I have seen that exact scripture, but I know Jesys transforms us like the butterfly. This has been one of my symbols the last few years 😀

Oh yeah ... that would be great!

Hey Carla!! So good to hear from you :) I am posting details on this art meet. We are doing this June 15th if you want to join us :)

@@KarenBrattyPants where is it going to be?

@@uniquewhimsy622 We are doing it on our regular zoom calls for meetup.

Thank you! Can't wait to see your belly band 😀

Thank you! I really enjoy doing things the old school way 😀

Donna! We have missed you!! I am editing another video now for next week's challenge in the Artful Craft Junk Journal group :)

Finally! I had to access your comment via email LOL Hope you try it, Kim ❤

Me too! I might have to buy a new obe. That would be tge first one I have ever replaced LOL

Thank you so much!

Thank you so much!!

Thank you so much! Glad you enjoyed the video... and I hope you have a wonderful weekend too!

Yeah! Can't wait to see what you do, Kim :)

Thank you, @carlawolf8260 ... yes, they would be great in garlands!!

@MyArtfulCrafts Glad you like them, Kim! I am going to trry a bigger BOHO one with slow stitching or something, They are hard to do if I am in a shabby chic mindset LOL

Thank you so much!!

Thank you @MyArtfulCrafts! I love doing this! And this project is helping me thin out my cardstock stash LOL

Thank you so much, Gretchen! 917 ... that is so cool! I feel behind now LOL I think it depends on what your purpose is in them, techniques, etc. Some snippet rolls I make purely for fun ... to have pretty eye-candy to look at. My prettier ones I was going to stitch togeter into one long snippet rooll, so I have something pretty to look at for inspiration when I don't feel creative. Others I make intentionally to use up scraps and I can slice and dice those into various sections and I use in my junk journals for embellishmnts, pockets, page borders, belly bands, etc.

@@KarenBrattyPants thanks for getting back to me Karen! For the last 25 yrs. I have had a very small greeting card business. 917 was an exaggeration however, I do have many. I cut them up and use them on my cards. What I really *should* do is beef up my card business so that I have space to create more. I'm an old artist (72 y.o.) that has never thrown a scrap of fabric away, ever. I have trash bags full of goodies ~ I just love the medium. I am an abstract artist and sell some work, but my heart (right now) longs for the dimention that scraps of lace, gauze, threads, old jewelry etc etc. creates. I am sure you understand the "need", it just never goes away. Create, create, create! I live in Utah ~ wish we were closer ! ! !

@@GretchenlKlein Ahhh yes ... I totally relate to not being able to throw those scraps away and loving all the layers! I am really drawn to making things from scraps, so I totally get it!

Thank you! I love making them :)

Just saw your comment, @jamieomahen2656 - - so glad you tried some snippet rolls :) I do a combo of machine stitching and hand stitching on mine ... and I like texture and the quilted feel, so I had thin muslin on the back, a little quilt batting in the midde and then I covered with my scrap fabrics. I machine stitched edges and then did slow-stitching through all that. Because I was sending them out for a swap, I then added a second thin backing to cove messy stitching and just added one more row of machine stitching long the outside edges to hold it on good ... but there was spot gluing in the middle. :)

Thank you, Judith! This swap was from last year, but these are fun and easy to make ... so I could swap with you in the future. Mine mostly lean toward BOHO, as I like the snippet rolls for using up my stash of fabric scraps. Although color themes would be easy enouh for me to pull off :)

Thank you so much!

Hi Kathy! Most people just layer stuff on a single thickness of muslin or quilting fabric to kee it thin, but I am really a texture girl. The materials used depend on what kind of scraps I am using up ... but they all start with a thin layer of muslin or thin cotton strip on the bottom. I use lots of thick wools for fabric collages, so I glued down an assortment of small wool felt scraps to act as my batting - - but I will use real batting when my scraps get used up. Then I just layed down various squares and rectactangles of scrap fabrics overlapping them. I glue everything with a tiny bit of fabri-tac and let it dry. Then I stitch by machine to secure eerything good enough to hold... and then I start my slow-stitching after that. :)

Thank you so much!!

@@KarenBrattyPants you are welcome 🩷

Thank you, Cindy!!

Thank you, Margaret!!

Thank you so much!!

Thank you, Donna!!

I have 2 whole folders of Asian epehemra ... so I need to do it :)

Thank you! 😊