Now I must give credit where credit is due, and this idea came from my Darling Niece. I was given a box of fabric and included in this box was a lot of trim. I don not use trim in my sewing and when I do, I prefer to find my own. These pieces are lovely and I do like bright objects but I just don't feel that it goes with what I create. So, I offered the trim to my Niece. She told me she wouldn't use it either. Then we were discussing what could be done with all of it and I said that I could give it to FIDM downtown. Then she said, "Just put it in your bag and while you are there, pull it out and leave it on a shelf. Sort of like Reverse Shoplifting!"
I just might do it.
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HA! Quite funny! I'd like to see how the store reacts when a customer asks about it. I've dropped books I didn't want any more into my county library's return book slot before. Does that count?
What a good idea. I've often wondered what to do with scraps, trim etc that really could be used.
That's too funny and I can totally picture it--the conversations and the reverse shoplifting. Having seen only two of your bags, I can't imagine you using them either, but someone will enjoy them.
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