Cutting fabric scraps is never going to be the same for me anymore. This process is now so therapeutic and so efficient at the same time. If you are working on organizing your scraps and maybe starting to clean up your space, this post may just be the inspiration you need.
Springtime is always a good sign for some cleaning. Spring Clean your sewing room with some of these posts I have on the blog:
- Organizing Fabric Scraps
- 25 organizing ideas for sewing room
- 10 ways to get more organised with your quilting projects
- 10 things you can do in 10 days to declutter your sewing space
I often feel like every time I do a major clean-up, I get motivated to do more sewing right after. But then, not long after, the cycle of mess begins AGAIN. But that is all good.
It is good that it goes in a cycle rather than static at being tidy or being in too much mess that you are not able to craft anymore.
So, if you feel like you’re stuck and demotivated to sew, get organizing today. Maybe, you can start small by cleaning up your table and just one small area.
Or organize and sort your scraps!
Cutting Fabric Scraps using Accuquilt Go!
After a couple of projects, my scrap box is overfilled and I was just waiting for the right time to sort it.
And Accuquilt couldn’t come at a better time. I was so excited to go through my scraps under the roller and that is what I did this 2 weeks.
I did an unboxing of the Accuquilt Ready, set Go! in this post earlier and this is basically my attempt to making the most out of the machine.
Here is one of the overfilled boxes on its way to emptiness… you can also peek at my little one there.