Tutorial: Flat Iron/Curling Iron Travel Case
My flat iron is hands down the best thing that’s happened to my hair. I don’t travel without it! It seems like like straightening my hair is one of the last things…
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Mod Mosaic Quilting and my love affair with hand-carved stamps
I made these blocks using Elizabeth Hartman’s Mod Mosaic Floor Pillow tutorial, and I have to say that it was just so much fun! I had some white fabric…
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Tutorial: A Pillow for Remote Controls
Like many other Americans, by living room has been taken over by remote controls. Some I know how to use, and others I do not. It happens once per night…
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Tutorial: Diaper Pouch + Changing Pad
Before we get started, here’s a bit of my thought process on creating this design. I wanted something to help organize the diapers/wipes/changing pad in a diaper bag. I wanted…
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Tutorial: Plum Peachy Ruffled Pillow
I’ve had the idea for this pillow for a few months and the pillow contest at Sew Mama Sew was the motivation I needed to get me going. The inspiration was Anthropologie’s Smoldering…
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Tutorial: LOVE Shirt
My sister visited this weekend and we decided to make her a shirt for Valentine’s Day based on the LOVE statue in Philadelphia. If you need more instruction, I’ll do…
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Tutorial: Custom Tees
I was checking out the Crap I’ve Made blog a couple days ago and saw this great paint product. Tulip’s Soft Velveteen Fabric Paint. After drying you steam it with an iron and it…
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Tutorial: Totes Big and Small
It seems like I’m always leaving the house with something…dinner for a friend, toys for my toddler, extra pair of shoes or who knows what. I usually grab a…
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Machine sewing for beginners: Projects and tutorials
>My first big sewing project was this dress. I got frustrated when I sewed one of the sleeves inside out, couldn’t figure out the neckline, and put down the project…
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Tutorial: Embroidered Wildlife Onesies
>This project is much more simple than it looks. To make the embroidered onesies, visit your local Goodwill and pick up some gently used, colorful kids clothes in a solid…
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