where can I recycle fabric scraps?

[LaLa]

anyone know?

[Bekka]

In my old community there was a little shop called "Bits and Pieces" that had been established as someone's Eagle Scout project, which took in crafting leftovers and you could go there and buy whatever for a minimal amount of money, and the proceeds went to a charitable cause (like, supporting senior citizens in the community or outreach or something). I wonder if there's something like that where you live? It had somewhat limited hours, but you could do one big run?

[Fiercemama]

Its my understanding that places like Goodwill are able to sell cotton clothes that they can't sell to rag merchants, who then recycle it into expensive papers.

I would put 'em in a clear bag and send 'em to Goodwill or the like. If they can't sell them to a rag merchant, they might be able to sell them as craft supplies in their store.

[KariM]

You might contact senior centers or nursing homes in your area. Our senior centers are always looking for crafting supplies.

--Kari

[jessicafairy]

You could freecycle them.
Also scouts, brownies, preschools, and senior centers are always looking for craft supplies!