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[UPDATE 12/27/2012] – Congratulations to BurdaStyle member natsunoyoru for winning this giveaway!

Comment on our blog for a chance to win a copy of Stash Happy: Patchwork: 25 Sewing Projects for Fabric Lovers.

Lark’s new Stash Happy series is the cure for the crafter’s dilemma: what to do with all those scraps and leftover fabric, felt, and yarn, beads! Each book is full of know-how, fun ideas, and super-cute projects-and the series kicks off with Patchwork, one of today’s hottest sewing and quilting trends. The collection offers inspiring twists on classic favorites plus practical items for the home, including a patchy panda doll, pieced cactus pincushion, or a set of nesting patchwork bowl.

Click here for purchasing info on Stash Happy: Patchwork: 25 Sewing Projects for Fabric Lovers.

For a chance to win this fun and creative book, please answer the following question in the comments section below: What is favorite thing to make out of your scrap fabrics?

The deadline for submissions is Thursday, December 20, 2012 at 11:59 PM (EST). One lucky winner will be chosen.

Good luck!
The BurdaStyle Team

Dec 20, 2012, 09.20 AMby Ularie

I have used my scraps to make more clothes:) By mixing them.. and the final results are just so funny, unique and colorful..

Dec 20, 2012, 07.53 AMby dianajanssen

Nursing pads – washable, resuable and comfortable. For pieces of fabric too small to use, I use them to stuff beds for animals at the local shelter.

Dec 20, 2012, 06.55 AMby galatina

I like to use them for applique.

Dec 20, 2012, 06.46 AMby cpaquerette

What I prefer is mixing fabrics with flowers and others with dots !

Dec 20, 2012, 06.33 AMby eckypucky

Oh thats an easy answer……doll clothes! :o)

Dec 20, 2012, 06.16 AMby isidore

I mostly just use them for pocket linings or facings.

Dec 20, 2012, 05.55 AMby MrsDMVH

Scrappy quilts! It’s fun to see different styles strangely come together!

Dec 20, 2012, 05.31 AMby catew

Patches for worn items. Some favorite things are now more patch than original fabric, which can lead to philosophical ruminations if one is so inclined.