Slow Stitching Fabric Clusters
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Slow Stitching Fabric Clusters
Slow stitching is perfect for rainy or chilly days because it requires very little planning, few materials, and almost no tools to get started. Just grab a small basket of fabric and thread scraps, a needle, and a pair of scissors, and you can create several little treasures in no time.

Fringed, frayed, and layered fabric scrap embellishment clusters are a natural fit for fall. Use them to decorate a journal, embellish a bag or notecard, or add one to a coin envelope for a boho-style gift card holder.

Sew several pieces together to create larger fabric collage designs, or add your own Holly Hobbie inspired patch to worn-out jeans, sweaters, or a favorite hat. There are endless ways to turn those little scraps into something special.
Happy paper crafting!