Scraps, Scraps, Scraps! Ever wonder what do you do with all of those little pieces of leftover fabric bits? Well today’s post is going to help keep you inspired with over 100 easy scrap fabric projects.
 100+ Free Scrap Fabric Projects
There are so many great projects on this list that you will want to take your time and PIN THIS for later.
1. Bows
2. Scrap Feather
3. Fabric Feathers Dish Towel
5. Flower Brooch
10. Tea Towel
11. Advent Calendar
12. Earth Day Applique
13. Home for the Holidays OrnamentÂ
14. Mini tree ornaments
15. Ruffled Easter Eggs
16. Holiday Gift Tags
17. Scrappy Pumpkin Fall Decor
18. Shamrock
20. Baby Mobile
22. Cake Flags
23. Closet Tags
24. Coasters 1
25. Coasters 2
26. Coasters 3
27. Cord Keeper
28. Covered Magnets
30. Fall Wreath
31. Covered Books
32. Hot Pads
33. Lamp Makeover
34. Lampshade
35. Light Switch Plates
36. Plastic Bag Holder
37. Closet Dividers
38. No Sew Basket
39. No Sew Fabric Banner
41. Paper Mache Hot Air Balloons
42. Patchwork Collage Wall ArtÂ
43. Peacock Pillow
44. Picture Frame
45. Hexie Clock
46. Reusable Snack BagsÂ
47. Quilted Bowl
48. Quilt Piece Bunting
50. Scrap Bucket
51. Scrap Map
52. Spring Wreath
53. String Light Covers
54. West Elm Wall Art KnockoffÂ
55. Mesh Bags
56. Award Ribbon
57. Baby Bibs
58. Band Aids
59. Gift Card Holder
60. Scrappy Hearts
61. Caravan Pin Cushion
62. Coffee Cup Cozy
63. Covered Altoids Tin
64. Diaper Strap
66. Easy iPhone Sleeve
67. Tassel Pouch
68. Eye Pillows
70. Fabric Postcards
71. Fabric Tape
72. Fortune Cookies
73. Bath Bomb Bag
74. Keyboard Wrist Rest
75. Key Chain
77. Little BirdsÂ
78. Mason Jar Covers
79. Mini WalletsÂ
80. Mushroom Mug Rug
84. Ruffle Bib
86. Ruffled Key FobÂ
87. Scented Pins
88. Scrap BundlesÂ
89. Sewing Weights
90. Scrunchies
91. Quilt As You Go Sunglasses Case
92. Sunglasses Case
93. Tissue Cozy
94. Toiletry Bag
95. Travel Postcards
96. Bracelets
97. Bobbi Pins
98. Double Sided HeadbandÂ
99. Flirty Bracelet
100. Scrap-pieced beltÂ
101. ShoesÂ
Turn Scrap Fabrics into Yardage
Find even more inspiration on my Scrap Fabric Ideas Pinterest board!
Don’t have time to look at each project on the list? Be sure to PIN ITÂ for later because these scrap fabric projects are ready for your stash!
Interested in more projects? Check out our other roundups for free patterns and projects.
Comments & Reviews
Alice says
Great post – we all have plenty of scrap fabrics, so I’ll be sure to come back to this page a lot. Thank you 🙂
alexis Campbell says
Enjoyed looking at your amazing inventions.
I feel inspired and will be at my sewing machine tomorrow .Thank you Alexis
allcraftschannel says
I didn’t find the travel trailer pin cushion pattern, is it available?
Heather says
Which number are you looking for? The cute little caravan pincushion #61 is live for you to download.
~Heather
Laura @ The Turquoise Home says
Thanks so much for including my scrappy pumpkins! 🙂
Amber Evans says
What a big list! I super like your blog. Would definitely go back here again to check some of my favorite projects in your list. TFS!
Marshablog says
Ya I got more information in this post. Many thanks for sharing with us!
HelenD123 says
Great collection of designs, just what I was looking for for my next embroidery project, thanks.
Cynthia Godoy says
Do you offer a catalog that can be purchased. I would love to have one if it is an option.
Heather says
Thanks for your note Cynthia. At this time these projects are not offered in a printable format.
Charlotte says
I just have a , I would say a “stupid question but a professor that was kind and wonderful once told me “if you did not know the answer then the question was not stupid”. On the free 100+ scrap patterns or other patterns do I have to upload each one individual? Thanks for your reply.
Heather says
Hello Charlotte,
Thanks for your note. Patterns are from all over the web so yes, each link will take you directly to the pattern and you can download from there.
~Heather
Andrea Letourneau says
Thanks for the links for these patterns. I sew mostly with knits, but can’t find any patterns for using up knit scraps. Has anyone seen patterns that use knit scraps?