Have you found a piece of fabric that you absolutely love, but there isn't enough of it or the price is too high to buy the amount you want? This seems to happen on a regular basis and many people believe they must give up on the beautiful piece of fabric.
However, there are actually ways to use the fabric you love even if there isn't much of it or if you can't buy a very large piece.
You may be surprised by the following suggestions, but if you give them a try you will certainly be pleased that you can use the fabric you love so much! Complementary Fabric One great way to stretch a small piece of fabric is to buy complementary fabric.
For example, you could use the piece of fabric you love as the center of a duvet cover and the other complementary fabric around it.
This would really show off the fabric you love and allow you to use it in the capacity you had planned before you realized you would not have enough fabric for the entire project.
Sometimes, fabric can be really expensive.
If this is the case and you can't afford to buy enough of the fabric for your project then you can do a similar thing by adding complementary fabrics to your piece of fabric to make it go further.
If this won't work for your project then you can shop around and see if you can find the fabric on sale or find remnants at reduced prices.
Accent Pieces Another way to use small pieces of fabric you love is with accent pieces.
This is very convenient and can really showcase the fabric you love.
For example, if you only have a small piece of fabric then you could make a pillow out of it or use it as the trim! Some people like many small bits of fabric they love so they can create a patchwork style quilt.
This isn't for everyone, but it is an option.
Shopping around in stores and online will also prove helpful to potentially find other remnants of the same fabric.
Then you could use it throughout the room to really showcase its beauty.
You can get really creative when it comes to using beautiful pieces of fabric as accents in your overall color scheme.