What to do with the batts???
These batts can also be used for spinning, felting and other crafts. Here is what I made this weekend.
A friend of mine was showing me a sweater that she unfortunately shrank!
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Now it was suitable only for a felting project. |
This is what I did -
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First I cut up the sweater and hand sewed it into a pillow form. |
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Then I found an old cotton tee shirt to use as ticking for the quilting batt fibre. I carefully laid the fibre onto the back of the ticking and tacked it into place. |
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Then I sewed the ticking together to create the inside fibre filled pillow to stuff the sweater with. |
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The completed project is a beautiful wool cashmere pillow with alpaca fibre. Very luxurious! |