Leftover Climashield

[SteelPlayer]

I have several 14 gal trash bags of Climashield scrapes. Various thickness, lengths, etc...

I know I could use it cut up as "stuffing" for a pillow or something like that. Can I piece it together some how. I would like to make a 3/4 UQ for use mainly at home.

[vtrhyno]

I used some partial sheets that I loosely tacked together before putting a shell around it

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[Otter1]

Using the "shingle" overlap method could work ... i guess it should work.

Why not give it a go?

[rweb82]

I have several 14 gal trash bags of Climashield scrapes. Various thickness, lengths, etc...

I know I could use it cut up as "stuffing" for a pillow or something like that. Can I piece it together some how. I would like to make a 3/4 UQ for use mainly at home.

Sure you could. You'll only be limited by your imagination!

[P-Dub]

Spray adhesive to put scraps onto a lightweight nylon shell fabric?

[IRONFISH45]

My experiece with spray adhesives for things that may get near my face is not positive. I do use fabric adhesive to hold little bits together when I am designing a quilting.

I found basting the batting together easy, sometimes I use big saftey pins to keep the parts together while I am basting. On my synthetic quilts I sometimes add a layer over my hips and left shoulder for extra warmth.

You do not want your needle to get gummy ( wipe with alcohol wipes every so often). Plus you do not want stifness in odd places.