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Care at Obsessively Stitching shows how she made a halter dress for her baby girl out of an adult-sized tank top. This refashioning is so clever! Go to the tutorial.
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Care at Obsessively Stitching shows how she made a halter dress for her baby girl out of an adult-sized tank top. This refashioning is so clever! Go to the tutorial.
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Technorati Tags: sewing, tutorial, refashion, baby, halter, dress, tank
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Patricia Bravo (Art Gallery Fabrics) shares her latest sewing pattern. It’s a baby playmat with shape-matching fun. Large shapes are appliqued on to the mat coordinate with 3-dimensional fabric shapes. Read more at her blog. Plus, enter the giveaway there…
Patricia Bravo (Art Gallery Fabrics) shares her latest sewing pattern. It’s a baby playmat with shape-matching fun. Large shapes are appliqued on to the mat coordinate with 3-dimensional fabric shapes. Read more at her blog. Plus, enter the giveaway … Read More...
Vegbee from Just Tutes shows how to make this sunhat. The brim snaps up on either side for a cowboy look. Without the Snaps
the wide brim provides coverage from the sun. She shows it made for her children, but … Read More...
Vegbee from Just Tutes shows how to make this sunhat. The brim snaps up on either side for a cowboy look. Without the snaps, the wide brim provides coverage from the sun. She shows it made for her children, but you…
Janome Sew4Home solves the problem of the rectangular placemats on a round table. By making them more of a wedge shape, they are a better fit to the shape of the table. Find out how to make them at Janome Sew4Home.
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Janome Sew4Home solves the problem of the rectangular placemats on a round table. By making them more of a wedge shape, they are a better fit to the shape of the table. Find out how to make them at Janome … Read More...
Aimee from Homespun Threads shows how to make these pretty fabric covers for your clothes hangers. Not only do they look pretty snazzy, but they help keep the straps of your garments from sliding off the edges of the hangers. Get…
This ball from wool felt would make a great gift for a new baby. Wee Folk Art shows how to make one. Get the tutorial.
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Craftster user TML Girl made this v-neck tank from an old tee and a bit of polyester she had laying around. She shares a tutorial on Craftster. Get the how-to.
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Head over to True Up to read an interview with Valori Wells. Read what she says about her new Del Hi fabric line.
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Head over to True Up to read an interview with Valori Wells. Read what she says about her new Del Hi fabric line.
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Beccy from Wipster was inspired by an Anthropologie top to make this ruffled blouse. She started with a basic tank and then added the ruffle around the neck. Read how she did it on her blog.
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Beccy from Wipster was inspired by an Anthropologie top to make this ruffled blouse. She started with a basic tank and then added the ruffle around the neck. Read how she did it on her blog.
Instructables user jauncourt shows how she made this rainbow canopy for her child’s converted-crib toddler bed. What a lucky kid!! Go to the tutorial.
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Instructables user jauncourt shows how she made this rainbow canopy for her child’s converted-crib toddler bed. What a lucky kid!! Go to the tutorial.
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Technorati Tags: sewing, tutorial, rainbow, canopy, tent, bed, crib, curtain
Cut Out + Keep user Becca K. shows how to make this burlesque bustle skirt. Go to the tutorial.
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When I was a kid, I had one of those potholder looms. You know, the ones where you would weave cotton loopers to make potholders for your mom and grandmom? They still make them, though now the loopers they sell…