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Dana of The Quilted Librarian blog made a crazy-pieced quilted apron (closeup shown here) to please the Apron Goddeesses. Learn more about this event here. See all of Dana’s apron with her in it!
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All you gamer geeks out there, you know who you are - this project is for you! Lenore posts a tutorial on Evil Made Scientist Laboratories for making a D20 bag of holding. Go to the tutorial.
[photo from Evil Mad Scientist…
All you gamer geeks out there, you know who you are – this project is for you! Lenore posts a tutorial on Evil Made Scientist Laboratories for making a D20 bag of holding. Go to the tutorial.
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I love my rotary cutter for cutting straight lines, but cutting curves can be difficult. Even more difficult is cutting an entire circle. Christine from Christine Sews shows how to cut a perfect circle using a rotary cutter. Go to the…
I love my rotary cutter for cutting straight lines, but cutting curves can be difficult. Even more difficult is cutting an entire circle. Christine from Christine Sews shows how to cut a perfect circle using a rotary cutter. Go to … Read More...
image by Papertrey and Nicole Heady
Papertrey Ink has just released 7 wonderful new stamp sets. There is a wonderful Nautical themed set, two sets with couches that have cute sayings to go along with them, a lovely floral set, polka…
Papertrey Ink has just released 7 wonderful new stamp sets. There is a wonderful Nautical themed set, two sets with couches that have cute sayings to go along with them, a lovely floral set, polka dots , a retro … Read More...
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Andrea of Millions of Thoughts Trapped in my Head blog shares her ”sideways” method of machine quilting that works so well Park City Girl gave her a shout out on her blog today and even provided a link to her video demonstration.…
Lisa Pace shows how to make this adorable banner using Webster’s Pages products. Click here to go to tutorial
Enter the Moxie Fab “It’s All Green to Me Challenge” and win a prize! Create a project inspired by eco friendly sayings or symbols and load it into their Flickr gallery by July 20th. Click here for more details.
…Enter the Moxie Fab “It’s All Green to Me Challenge” and win a prize! Create a project inspired by eco friendly sayings or symbols and load it into their Flickr gallery by July 20th. Click here for more details.
The winner has been chosen, and the winner of our Polymer Cafe giveaway is (drumroll please…) Comment 40, which is Libby, whose creative goal was to do new and interesting things with decoupage!
Watch for an email from me Libby, so…
Instructables user passionfly shows how to recycle the waistbands and inseams of old jeans into this useful (and sturdy) denim floor mat. Get the how-to.
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Instructables user passionfly shows how to recycle the waistbands and inseams of old jeans into this useful (and sturdy) denim floor mat. Get the how-to.
[photo from Instructables]
[via Craftzine]
Moda Bake Shop shows how to make this patchwork drawstring beach bag. The fabric is pieced from charm squares. Go to the tutorial.
[photo from Moda Bake Shop]
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Moda Bake Shop shows how to make this patchwork drawstring beach bag. The fabric is pieced from charm squares. Go to the tutorial.
[photo from Moda Bake Shop]
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Ever since Pottery Barn began selling Denyse Schmidt’s Single Girl quilts I’ve wanted one. But at $349.00 for a Full/Queen my acquisition would have to wait. Happily, Denyse is selling the Single Girl quilt pattern so I can make one. I just checked, and Sew Mama Sew has sold…
Ever since Pottery Barn began selling Denyse Schmidt’s Single Girl quilts I’ve wanted one. But at $349.00 for a Full/Queen my acquisition would have to wait. Happily, Denyse is selling the Single Girl quilt pattern so I can make one.… Read More... Though we can get our fabric cut in just about any length we want, we don’t have much control over the width. When the width on the bolt is just not wide enough and you have to sew several pieces…
