These notecards… Read more. are so cute that you can’t help but laugh and smile when you look at them. Personally, I love to send handwritten notes. In this time of emails, iChats and texting I am beginning to think that the handwritten note is a lost art, but once you see these adorable cards you will want to take pen in
Tag Archives: wearables
Pretty ribboned cuff project from Me and My Sewing Machine
This really pretty ribboned cuff project is a freebie from us to you in celebration of National Craft Month 2011. It’s one of seven chic projects in Me and My Sewing Machine by Kate Haxell. Click here to download the PDF.
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Insulate your Lunch Bag with Insul-Fleece
Have you ever used an insulated interfacing? Insul-Fleece™ is made for keeping hot things hot and cold things cold when sewn into your projects, which makes it the perfect companion for our new Lunch Bags! book. The 27″ x 45″ cut of Insul-Fleece included in our craft pack gives you just the right amount for a large lunch bag.
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Dad’s Ties on the Bucket List
When my Dad passed 6 years ago it was hard to decide what of his to take. I took about a dozen of his shirts and made memory quilts using Fast, Fun & Easy Scrapbook Quilts by Sue Astroth. My sister, Antoinette, took his ties. For all these years she has been trying to come up with a project that she could do to use the ties.
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Stitched ribbon gifts and headband project
Sue Astroth shares her great stitched ribbon gift idea with us, and shows us exactly how to make a simple and stylish stitched-ribbon headband.
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I sewed!
As I mentioned on Friday, I had big plans for my day off on Monday. While I held off on actually sewing over the weekend, I did finish my patterns and clean off the major surfaces in my studio.
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