Awhile back I got a bag of silk scraps from Darn Good Yarn. They were mostly long, skinny sections, from the hems of their recycled sari skirts, so I thought I could make a few scrunchies, which are both gentle on hair, and pretty comfortable to wear. Plus they are beautiful. Somehow “a few scrunchies” became 35! I’m keeping a few for myself, but the rest will go into my gift cupboard for friends and family.
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So pretty! And pretty much the perfect use for these kinds of scraps.
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The smaller pieces are kinda just good for things like scrappy tassels. I might make some of those for Christmas…
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These are so pretty!
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Very pretty, and they’ll make such good gifts. For long-haired friends and family of every age, but I also think they’d be a great gift for teachers and the like.
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The colors are gorgeous. Great idea for the scraps!
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Pretty and practical! They just all look so pretty together, but I bet they will be snatched up!
You’ve given me an idea of what to do with some silk kimono scraps that I had no idea what to do with. I also like your tassels idea!
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It’s so fantastic to see folks coming up with new ideas to use old silk. I especially love this variety of colors and prints!
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So colorful and what a great use of scraps!
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Pretty! My daughters would have these snapped up in a heartbeat!
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