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text[number++] = "Use leftover batting scraps in your Swiffer.  Just cut them into 9 x 12 rectangles first.  Dont forget, you can use both sides!"
text[number++] = "Cut your leftover batting into 5 inch squares to use in potholders, coasters, or quilt-as-you-go blocks."
text[number++] = "Leftover polyester or Dream Angel batting makes great snow for holiday decorations."
text[number++] = "I use leftover batting to bat and back orphan blocks - then make those blocks into pillows.  Very cuddleable."
text[number++] = "Leftover batting makes great packing material."
text[number++] = "Bits of leftover batting make great weather stripping for odd places, or until you can get to the store."
text[number++] = "Use odd shaped scraps of leftover batting for dusting. Wrap it around broom handles or Swiffer sticks to reach ceiling corners."
text[number++] = "My society finches love to use Quilters Dream batting scraps when they make their nests:-))"
text[number++] = "Keep a leftover scrap of batting near your sewing machine to catch those bits of clipped threads."
text[number++] = "Use leftover batting to make small mini quilts for use in practicing hand or machine quilting.  Then use your mini quilts to line a tote bag."
text[number++] = "Use a bit of lightweight fusible interfacing to connect two pieces of scrap batting for use in a larger piece."
text[number++] = "Use long pieces of leftover batting to make a reusable lunch bag.  Smaller pieces could make a cell phone or water bottle cozy."
text[number++] = "Leftover batting is great for quilt-as-you go projects, such as rag quilts or biscuit quilts."
text[number++] = "I use my Dream Angel batting scraps to stuff the little toys I make my new grandaughter because it is fire retardant but still soft, soft, soft."
text[number++] = "Cotton batting scraps are great for cleaning dust, excess oil, dust, cookie crumbs or what-have-you from your machine."
text[number++] = "Use leftover batting scraps for table runners, placemats, coasters or soft sleeping mats for your cats."
text[number++] = "Save leftover batting to use when making purses, bags, totes or any quilted item which uses small pieces."
text[number++] = "Challenge yourself to use even little bits of leftover batting.  Make teeny-tiny quilts into scissor fobs, finger pincushions or Christmas ornaments. How small can you go?"
text[number++] = "Use one of those wine charms you see everywhere now to identify your scissors when you take them to classes - just hook it on."
text[number++] = "Save all your batting scraps in a pillowcase (you have also made from scraps, of course.)  When the bag is full, sew the top and you have a pillow to sit on!"
text[number++] = "Save a piece of leftover batting with the label from bag.  That way you will always remember what it was like so you can use (or not use) it again."
text[number++] = "Give your scraps of leftover batting to a scrapbooker to cover an album."
text[number++] = "Use leftover pieces of batting to make draft stoppers."
text[number++] = "Tuck a piece of scrap batting behind your applique piece to give it more dimension."
text[number++] = "Save your leftover batting pieces to use while in rag quilts."
text[number++] = "Save your leftover batting pieces to use while doing trapunto."
text[number++] = "Your leftover batting pieces can be used for placemats - a great opportunity to practice your machine quilting."
text[number++] = "Make a neck wrap by using long leftover batting strips inside two scrap flannel pieces."
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