We had these Goodwill clearance centers in Oregon, but NONE in Kentucky. We called them Dump Stores, and I think my friend (who still lives in Oregon) still calls them that. LOL I found a LOT of fun stuff there, and really miss them.
It’s amazing how many buttons you can collect doing this 🤣🤣 You’ve created a lovely block using your shirt 🤩 I would love to see what you are going to make with them 👏👏🇬🇧
Absolutely! Your question has now inspired me to make some more videos. I use everything. I have been using the cuffs to make decorative bracelet cuffs. I also use the collar stand to make a bracelet as the button and button hole make the best fasteners
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I love using men's shirts in my quilts!
Really lovely! Thank you!
Great ideas 💡 👌
We had these Goodwill clearance centers in Oregon, but NONE in Kentucky. We called them Dump Stores, and I think my friend (who still lives in Oregon) still calls them that. LOL I found a LOT of fun stuff there, and really miss them.
How CUTE.
It’s amazing how many buttons you can collect doing this 🤣🤣 You’ve created a lovely block using your shirt 🤩 I would love to see what you are going to make with them 👏👏🇬🇧
Wow! That’s amazing that using just a shirt makes such a beautiful quilt block! Thank you for this tutorial!
Thank you so much!
How does your rotary cutter work so well?!
Is there any use for collars, cuffs & yokes?
Absolutely! Your question has now inspired me to make some more videos. I use everything. I have been using the cuffs to make decorative bracelet cuffs. I also use the collar stand to make a bracelet as the button and button hole make the best fasteners