75+ Scrap Fabric Projects to Use up Your Leftover Fabric

All you need is a 23 by 4-inch piece of scrap fabric to make these 5-inch fabric flowers. Perfect for making hair accessories, embellishing clothes, or adding a pop of color to any project.

Scrap fabric is a perfect way to embellish tea or dish towels.

Zipper pouches are so easy to make and you only need about a fat quarter's worth of fabric to make one.

This is a purr-fect project for all your fabric scraps. You can make a catnip or any type of sachet with this easy tutorial.

This fabric star ornament is perfect for your scrap fabrics.

Pot holders are a quick and easy project for scrap fabrics.

You only need a bit of batting and a few colorful scraps to make this handy quilt-as-you-go pincushion.

These beverage coozies are the perfect scrap fabric project! So fun for parties or tailgating.

You only need a bit of scrap fabric to make these headbands. You can use knit, chiffon, cotton - whatever you have.

Another fun headband needing only a bit of scrap fabric.

If you have pets, this is a perfect scrap fabric project.

Handy for anyone who travels.

This scrappy project is made with leftover toweling or microfiber cloths plus a bit of colorful scrap fabric for the binding.

If you love to sew clothing for your kids or grandchildren, You only need a bit of coordinating fabrics to make your own patchwork and /or appliqued tops. (this project comes with the pattern for the flower applique and instructions for the patchwork shorts.)

This scrap fabric project takes the smallest strip of fabric and cuts it into smaller strips to make a fluffy flower.

Super cute way to use small trips of fabric.

Another scrap fabric project that cuts fabric into small strips.

Learn how to make Heart Quilt Block. Free heart pattern includes two different hearts, both made entirely with 2.5 and 3 inch fabric squares.

Coasters are small and perfect for fabric scraps. You can piece together the tiniest of scraps or use a solid scrap. Just use whatever you have on hand!

Pin cushions are a great project to use up the tiniest of scraps. If you think a pin cushion would be a great place to start, this book is full of pin cushion-type projects.

Make your own fabric yarn with leftover fabric and crochet a rug!

This braided basket is similar in technique to the crocheted rug, except, of course, it's a basket and it's braided, lol. perfect for leftover strips of quilting cotton.

If you don't crochet, you can still make a rag rug using this technique.

These little wooden picture frames are very inexpensive at the craft store and are perfect for covering with leftover fabric. This particular tutorial covers the frame with tissue paper, but the steps would be exactly the same with fabric.

These ornament toppers are made by picking together several smaller scraps of fabric

Hand warmers are the perfect fabric scrap project.

Piece together the smallest of scraps to make a larger fabric piece. You can use it to make covers for just about any device. Like this camera cover or this quilted tablet cover.

Yo yo's only need a bit of scrap fabric, and the uses are endless.

These no sew fabric flowers are very similar to yo-yo's, except they are no sewing and super quick to make.

Only a tiny bit of scrap fabric is needed to make fabric-covered buttons.

Cozy's are awesome for using up scrap fabric, only the smallest amount is needed, and you can make a cozy for just about any object.

Another useful scrap fabric project.

Scrunchies are always a fun project to sew with fabric scraps! A girl can never have too many scrunchies!

Fabric flowers make the cutest accessories and hair clips, plus they are easy to make.

These flowers are made with fabric strips.

Little dresses or tops can be made with scraps.

This little tunic top was pieced together with scrap fabric squares using my free peasant dress pattern.

How darling are these little pin cushion birds?

Little circles of scrap fabric are perfect toppers for mason jars. Either given as gifts or used as home decor.

Bbookmarks are one of the simplest sewing projects out there!

Make fabric wrapped bracelets with scrap fabric.

These fabric pumpkins take larger fabric scraps, but depending on what you have, you can make just about any size pumpkin.

Another no-sew scrap fabric project.

Made similarly to the garland, your little miss will love this little project.

Scraps are perfect for these tiny half square triangle pillow pattern.

Hexagons are small and can be used on pillows, bags, wall art, whatever you can think of! See my hexagon pillow in this post. Get my 2.5 inch hexagon template here. Hexagon jelly roll ruler.

I've seen tons of tutorials for using scrap fabric in wall art, I especially like this herringbone wall art project.

This caravan pincushion is adorable!

So simple and so pretty.

These badge holders can easily be made with fabric and supplies from your stash. The pocket is a perfect size for credit cards, cash, and even your keys!

Bibs make a great baby gift and are a perfect scrap fabric project.

I love this traveling sewing kit! Such a useful project for your fabric scraps and also makes a great gift.

Nowadays, we all need one of these little hand sanitizer holders. (perfect gift for teachers or students to hook onto their backpacks.

Another scrap fabric project that uses strips of fabric to make rope and then sew it into something useful.