Decluttering and Organizing Old Cloth Scraps Sizes are measured using the white fabric on the lining. Collection of old cloth scraps Simply sewn together. Stitching away during the winter months, little by little. Free-style sashiko! There's the joy of adding running stitch sashiko patterns. Adding lots of stitches gives it a unique, personalized touch! The more you move the needle freely and sew, the more durable and beloved it becomes (*^^*) I took the photos without turning on the lights, but 'To make it appear brighter when the lights are on,' however, the actual colors are probably more muted. This size is suitable for making bags after sashiko finishing. For those who understand the use of old cloth scraps There is a slight initial stain on the lining of the sewn fabric. It won't be visible, so there's no problem, but please refrain from purchasing if you are overly concerned about details. I think the back probably uses new bleached cotton fabric, so it's likely the mark of the cellophane tape on the edge. I still have a lot of scrap fabric and am in the process of organizing it. I can't bear to throw them away, so I will be organizing and listing them as soon as I'm ready. Thank you very much ★