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Showing posts with label sewing. Show all posts
Showing posts with label sewing. Show all posts
Thursday, May 1, 2014
Sock Dragon
Tuesday, April 15, 2014
Cloth Toy storage
Organising toys is a never-ending task. Putting each one back every single day just makes me want to scream sometimes. So here's a DIY that caught my eye. I found a couple more, so will be posting those as well in a bit!
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| Source: tellloveandchocolate.blogspot.in |
Wednesday, March 26, 2014
Satin flowers
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| Source: girllovesglam.com |
Labels:
A new thing every day,
craft,
DIY,
easy,
flowers,
satin ribbon,
sewing,
simple
Sunday, March 2, 2014
Pearl collar neckpiece
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| Source: lc.pandahall.com |
There's a bit of work involved in this collar neck piece, but it's well worth the effort!
Thursday, February 27, 2014
Ruffled cushion covers
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| Source: www.iheartnaptime.net |
Yarn Bunny
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| Source: agusyornet.com |
Cloth Butterfly clip
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| Source: alldaychic.com |
Wednesday, February 26, 2014
Yarn booties
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| Source: alldaychic.com |
Wednesday, February 19, 2014
Cloth and felt jewellery holder
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| Source: funezcrafts.com |
Felt and button butterfly clips
| Source: dosmallthingswithlove.com |
Tuesday, February 18, 2014
Felt business card holder
You'll need:
An A4 size felt sheet
scissors
embroidery thread and needle
The size of the holder totally depends on how big you want it to be and if you want to use it for holding things other than business cards. I cut an 8-inch long piece keeping the width of the A4 size sheet.
Now fold that in half and cut.
Further cut one of the halves in two and trim down a bit and make an arch so it's easy to pull out cards.
Blanket stitch the two halves onto the full piece..
Done!
PS. I used polyester felt instead of wool felt and the holder won't stay shut. So I need to work on a clasp to do that. Pics when that happens...
Monday, February 17, 2014
DIY Pouf
Poufs are outrageously expensive here and aren't very pretty either. I either end up not liking the finish or the material or the price... Hah! Wasn't really sure how to go about making one till I saw this. Looks lovely and simple and easy - like a "one afternoon" project. The right kind of material and fibre filling looks like tge only hard part. The step-by-step tutorial is quite easy to follow as well.. Take a look..
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| Source: made-by-rae.com |
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