After my hub and I had given up on ever finding my new lovely camera, I found it! Apparently Thing 2 had "placed" it in a special place for me. Good thing I opened that container! Having found the camera, here are some pics of my stacks of scraps cut down to easy to use sizes:


What's not readily apparent is that each stack is about 3" tall. Churning, churning, churning ideas about those scraps. In fact, after finding my little aqua beauty of a camera, I decided to make a striking camera case, just in case it wants to go on walk about again.



It was an easy
peasy case. I just cut 2 pieces of fabric 15" by 5", sewed on a 2" piece of elastic, layered those fabrics with a piece of batting and sewed them together leaving a hole at the top with the elastic. Then, I turned it out, pressed it, folded the bottom up to a height I liked, and
topstitched it in place.
Hand sewed a button (
blech on the
hand sewing!) and voila! I'm thinking of jazzing this up and bit and putting some in my
etsy shop.
Cheers!
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