81 Unique Scrap Fabric Projects For Adults

If you want something fun and whimsical to make with your fabric remnants, these jellyfish are just the thing. They are made with just little pieces of fabric.

These fabric DIY feathers are made in a very similar way to my very popular denim feathers. They are made with scraps of tartan and plaid fabrics, giving them lovely patterns and colours. This is an addictive feather craft; you'll soon want to make feathers from your old plaid shirts.

Use coloured fabric scraps or colour your own with Sharpies. It is a very easy project that doesn't require sewing, and the flowers will last forever.

You only need little pieces of fabric to make these bowls and this project doesn't require any sewing.

This is a clever way to use your scrap to make twine in different colours. The twine can then be used in so many fun projects.

Colourful smaller scraps are great to use for decoupage. Beautiful fabric swatches would also be a good resource for this decoupage mirror project. The technique could also be used to make unique picture frames.

To make these fun bobby pins, you just need small circles of fabric. The easy tutorial can be adapted to make fabric-covered buttons.

Used leftover fabric hexies to decorate a notebook. This would make a lovely gift to someone who like sewing.

These Scandinavian scrap woven fabric hearts would look good as Christmas and Valentine's decorations.

Wrap strips of fabric around a coat hanger to make a fun spring decoration.

Cover old cardboard boxes with scrap pieces of fabric to make these cute decorative patchwork birdhouses. The post includes the free pattern and full tutorial; only a little sewing is required.

Combine scrap sweater felt with patterned fabric to make these lovely coasters. They would also make a special gift.

Fabric pumpkins are a popular fall decoration. These are made with leftover fabric from other projects and provide a colourful alternative to normal fall colours.

These moths don't only use denim scraps but colourful fabric scraps too. Make a fun piece of wall art inspired by vintage insect displays of the past.

I love these sleep masks, and there is an easy sewing tutorial. They look fun and would be a lovely gift for a friend.

These can be made with any fabric scraps, but the tartan gives them a lovely winter look. Check out these other Christmas sewing ideas.

This is no ordinary DIY sunglasses case, it has a cool pocket feature. This sewn case is made from the front right pocket of a pair of jeans. So not only is it a reading glasses case but there is also room for your phone and cards.

You only need the smallest amount of fabric to make these key fobs. This is a super easy-to-follow tutorial to make a wristlet key fob.

An easy way to beautify those horrible wire coat hangers you get from the dry cleaners is to cover them in strips of old fabric.

If you have colourful patterns scraps, why not use them to make some bright bracelets by covering an old bangle.

These adorable fabric mushrooms are made from fabric leftovers and swatches. They are so addictive and fun to make soon that you'll have enough for a garland.

DIY farmhouse style decorative rag balls, a great way to use up those scraps! This is a no-sew scrap fabric craft.

This is a straightforward way to make fabric bowls without sewing. The method is similar to Paper Mache but with denim or other fabric scraps rather than paper. The fabric bowls are rigid and sturdy and can be used as fruit or bread baskets on the table.

This butterfly craft is a fun way to use up small colourful bits of fabric. The butterflies would make lovely gift toppers or hair bows.

You'll be hunting the bottom of your fabric scraps for the colourful pieces to make these fabric poppy seed heads. They look gorgeous in an upcycled vase on the mantle and make a lovely handmade gift.

Applique pictures are a great way to use up the smallest bits of fabric. Like with this cute caravan picture.

This is a great way to update old towels and make them look pretty. Use scrap fabric strips to create a colourful trim.

A very practical and eco-friendly way to use up fabric scraps, with these make-up remover pads.

A fun way to use up those colourful pieces of fabric is to use them for decoupage, like with this gorgeous Kaffe Fassett vase.

These are the perfect quick project to use up the last bits of your favourite fabrics. As a bonus, they make a good gift for anyone and any occasion.  

These little no-sew fabric flowers can be used in all sorts of ways.  They are perfect for embellishing small projects and make an excellent gift topper.  I used fabric flowers as magnets for a DIY Magnet Board.

Another fun applique idea for old fabric scraps. This apron would also make a lovely gift.

Choose small pieces of fabric in seasonal colours and patterns to make a fun holiday ornament for your tree or as gift toppers.

These hand-sewn mug rugs are made with denim scraps, but other cotton fabrics would work just as well.

These must be the cutest pin cushions, and they would make a fun Easter craft.

As someone with long hair, I can never have too many of these. I'm always looking for a scrunchy, so much kinder to your hair than naked elastic.

You only need the smallest of fabric scraps to make these cute Christmas tree ornaments.

If you have any Christmas fabrics in your scrap pile, these are cute ornaments to make.

This sunflower corsage can be made from denim or other scrap fabrics. It requires little or no sewing.

Another seasonal idea, great for tartan and plaid scraps.

Use silk fabric scraps to make a cute necklace. A very easy craft that makes a great gift.

These bows are made from denim scraps but the pattern can be used for any fabric.

This wreath is super easy to make. You can whip up this DIY reused fabric wreath in no time at all.

Applique is a fun way to use up fabric scraps, like with these cute pocket bags.

Colorful silk scraps give this dream catcher a wonderful Boho vibe.

Another scrap fabric wreath idea, great for lacey fabric scraps.

The smallest of fabric scraps can be used to make the cutest decorated Easter eggs.

Make your own bookmark using scrap fabrics and ribbon. A great little DIY craft project suited to beginner sewers.

Another fun scrap fabric applique project, this time to make a world map floor cushion

Another scrap fabric bookmark idea, with these corner bookmarks.

Learn to make these cute but handy fabric storage bins from your slightly larger remnants.

Knotted headbands are so expensive in stores like Anthropologie when they are so easy to make at home and only cost a fraction of the price.

Make a cute spring decoration for your mantle with a small piece of scrap fabric and scrap ribbon.

An applique idea for fabric scraps, updating and embellishing clothes.

Sometimes you need a little extra traction to open a tight-fitting lid on a jar. This jar opener easy sewing project is the solution.

What a perfect use of tartan scraps, make cute Scottie dog decorations.

These patchwork owls would make good doorstops if filled with rice or lentils,

Not only does this pin cushion look sweet, but it will also sharpen your pins.

Strawberry wardrobe freshener or scented sachets from fabric scraps. This would be good to put in sneakers to keep them fresh smelling.

Wrap fabric scraps around wire coat hangers to make a star wall decoration.

Cut out flowers and motifs from scrap upholstery fabric and use them to embellish clothing and bags.

A cute way to update plain plant pots. Patchwork pots can be made with small fabric scraps.

A cute handmade gift idea for seamstresses. You only need the smallest of fabric scraps.

Make funky ribbons from your colorful fabric scraps and then use them for decoration.

This is a fun decoration to get out every Easter. There is a paper bunny version here.

These gift tags were made from fabric swatches, a great source for free fabric scraps.

Another scrap fabric gift tag idea. This time with a personal monogram.

The tiniest of fabric scraps can be used to make these pretty balls. Then string them together to make a cute garland.

With just a bit of wire, you can make scrap fabric angels for your Christmas tree.

I could do with a couple of these in my kitchen. I have a couple of pans that I'm always scalding my hand on.

These would look great in any craft room and they are very practical too.

Hand warmers are a practical thing to make from fabric scraps and they would also make a great gift.

These cute denim bunnies were made from scrap jeans fabric, but I think they would also look fabulous in a pretty Liberty print fabric.

A sign of modern times having to carry hand sanitiser. These holders are great and can just clip to your handbag making them easy to find. There is also a video tutorial.

The tiniest pieces of scrap fabric are combined with scrap leather to make these colourful bookmarks.

An easy upcycled jewellery craft that uses the tiniest scraps of denim. But the Boho style earrings could easily be made with other woven fabrics such as plaid.

Create your fabric star ornaments for a touch of handmade charm. Follow this easy guide to craft these decorations, fun for gifting to loved ones

Explore the creative and eco-friendly process of crafting Christmas Applique Denim Pockets. This fun and simple project is perfect for utilizing fabric scraps, and turning them into unique and charming holiday decorations.

Use the fabric left over from charm squares to make hand-sewn fabric flowers. Each petal can be made with a different patterned fabric for a fun, whimsical look.

Make colourful zipper pouches with your larger fabric pieces following this easy zipper pouch pattern.

Make a simple patchwork quilt with even the tinniest of fabric scraps with this easy to follow tutorial.

You'll only need the tiniest fabric scraps to stitch up these gorgeous DIY bookmarks. They would make lovely handmade gifts.

Follow this velvet beetroot brooch tutorial and get the free pattern to create your own unique piece of handmade jewelry. A fun and stylish addition to your autumn wardrobe!