Simple DIY Christmas Bunting
We were pretty sparing with our Christmas decorations this year. Very often we buy a tacky red and green felt-backed tablecloth and keep it on the kitchen table all month […]
Tag Archives: scraps
Giveaway Announcement & Scrappy Pennant Stationery
What a fun ride it’s been sewing for Heather Bailey‘s creative challenge! I hope you enjoyed the projects I created with her delicious fabrics! I’ve got one last [unofficial] project […]
Heather Bailey Creative Challenge & Giveaway: Project 1
If you do not know who Heather Bailey is, please take just a moment to go familiarize or remind yourself. She is a fabric designer whose prints you have probably […]
The Tango-On Top
I wanted to make something for Sis that incorporated navy, olive, and lilac, so I pulled some fabric and got busy. But what to make?! I landed on a criss-cross […]
Every Day A Celebration: Patchwork Package
So we were mailing a little happy to my sweet niece Iris. I wrapped the gift (a giant sticker book–shhh! don’t tell) in purple kraft paper. [This wrapping paper has […]
Scrap-Happy Pink & Green DIY Blanket Personalization
Well, since Li’l Bro got a personalized rest towel for school… …And since I made the leftovers of the blanket-turned-rest-“towel” into a mini one for home… …and since he GAVE […]
Another Cute Ruffled Tote {the mommy-ready version}
Remember when we embellished that little tote for Sis? [She loves it, by the way!] Well, when one of my favorite girlfriends saw it, she wanted one too! So while […]
Fabric Woven Metal Basket
I was going to hang a curtain rod and thrifty handmade curtains in the dining room… But then I got distracted with fabric and thinking about doing a little something […]
Simple, Fast, Beautiful Handmade Gifts: Ruffle Towels
Well, after I made Sissy’s ruffle shirt last week, I put myself in a total ruffling mood. So I pulled out some of our home decor fabric and cut a […]
The Liberating Limitation Of Fabric Scraps
With basically little to no money set aside for fabric in our family budget, I am not one to run out and buy yards of fabric when a whim hits. […]
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