We're having a Scrap Hop at May Arts today!
I thought a fun way to use those scraps that are only a few inches long would be to make ribbon covered bandages!
I had seen a post awhile ago with fabric covered bandages & thought ribbon would be another fun choice! The box had the width of the different sizes listed, which made it easy to pick ribbons that would fit. I've used 3/4" chevron twill, 5/8" glitter elastic, 5/8" cotton stripes, 5/8" denim, 5/8" burlap center stitch, and the new 1" solid with color band & stitched edge.
I used the fabric store brand type & Tacky glue.
Nothing fancy!
When the glue dried a bit I trimmed them up!
Sort of sad & lucky that my girl & I were both in need of a bandage shortly after I'd made these!!
Now make sure you hop along & leave comments- there will be 3 grab bags of the new release ribbons-so three chances to win this fun prize!!!


Here's the lineup! Good luck!
These are freaking adorable!!
ReplyDeleteWow...this is really thinking outside the box! What a cute idea!
ReplyDeleteWhat a terrific idea!!
ReplyDeleteMy Grand Daughter would love these...I may just make her a little pack as a gift for her birthday. Great idea. Thank you.
ReplyDeleteClever use of the scraps!
ReplyDeleteWOW - what a PRETTY and CLEVER way to use scraps Jen!!!
ReplyDeleteTHANK YOU SO MUCH for sharing!!!
I look forward to turning OUCHES into CUTENESS & FUN :)
... I can see designer bandages turning up everywhere now!!!
amazing idea!
ReplyDeleteHmmm....why not??
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