Think of the best fabric color and style combination, then sew them together according to your design. This is such a lovely idea to use your scraps — a neat holder for your stash of collectible CDs. 46. Lunch Bag Lunch Bag Photo by Pink Penguin In addition, some bacteria have adapted to eat plastic, and some bacteria species have been genetically modified to eat (certain types of) plastics. [206] Even when microbeads are removed from cosmetic products, there are still harmful products being sold with plastics in them. For example, acrylate copolymers cause toxic effects for waterways and animals if they are polluted. [77] Acrylate copolymers also can emit styrene monomers when used in body products which increases a person's chances of cancer. [78] Countries like New Zealand which have banned microbeads often pass over other polymers such as acrylate copolymers, which can be just as toxic to people and the environment. [79] Lavender sachets smell fabulous. For an extra classy touch, you can make them with your favorite designer fabric. It’s an awesome way to use up those pretty fabric scraps, too! 37. Little Lark Lavender Sachets Little Lark Lavender Sachets Photo by Ginger Melon Dolls

I just love to find new scrap fabric ideas to upcycle fabric scraps.And it seems that I am not alone. Sew this SD card holder for a perfect DIY gift. Your friends will appreciate it more if you insert a blank SD card or anything camera-related. Do you have a plain old pair of flip flops that could use a second life? Then use your extra strips of fabric to give them a touch of color. They'll look perfect for your summer beach getaway. 70. Bookmarks Bookmarks Photo by The Crafty Mummy The European Commission has noted the increased concern about the impact of microplastics on the environment. [237] In April 2018, the European Commission's Group of Chief Scientific Advisors commissioned a comprehensive review of the scientific evidence on microplastic pollution through the EU's Scientific Advice Mechanism. [237] The evidence review was conducted by a working group nominated by European academies and delivered in January 2019. [238] A Scientific Opinion based on the SAPEA report was presented to the Commission in 2019, on the basis of which the commission will consider whether policy changes should be proposed at a European level to curb microplastic pollution. [239] You can sew this handy, feminine clutch for your keys, coins, and other small objects. Or, you can make a bigger version from scraps of fabric. 58. Scrappy Bedding Scrappy Bedding Photo by Vintage RevivalsSpecial: [Free Gift] 7-Minute Freeway to a Fuller Life 7. Baby Bibs Baby Bibs Photo by The Sewing Loft These tiny key chains look more adorable when embellished with button flowers and felt monograms! And, you can also sew whatever other designs and patterns you can think of. 3. Balm Holder Balm Holder Photo by Sew 4 Home Creating food covers is a wonderful and economical way to use your fabric scraps. No more plastic cling wraps you simply throw away after every use. 100. Ruffle Butt Onesies With Letter Appliques

This coffee cozy is easy to make, and a great gift idea too, for your friends and co-workers who love coffee and hot tea. Come to think of it, this is also a great idea for using up your leftover batting materials. 28. Fabric BowIsn't it fun to look at these adorable DIY Easter eggs? Well then make yours now and enjoy it! 96. Drawstring Bag Drawstring Bag Photo by Purl Soho What can you make with fabric scraps? My scrap bag is always overflowing. But I hate to throw even a small piece away. I would rather try and reuse all my bits of fabric in some way to ensure they don’t go to landfill just yet.