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The Anti-Ouch Pouch

MaryRay, contributor | August 4th, 20081 comment

This great idea is a fabulous way to help surgery patients recover in comfort.

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Using Templates for Quilting Blocks

MaryRay, contributor | August 2nd, 2008

Templates are patterns that you use to cut the shapes in a quilt block. Here are some tips to use whether you are quilting by hand or machine.

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How to do a French Knot

JenniferStern, contributor | August 2nd, 20081 comment

Here is my easy tutorial for this basic embroidery stitch

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How to Make a Bullion Knot

JenniferStern, contributor | August 2nd, 2008

Here is an easy tutorial for another basic embroidery stitch.

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Snug Bug Clothing

SnugBugClothing, member | August 1st, 2008

11.5x11.5" minky lovey using pink dot, giraffe print, and pink rosette.

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Free Thread Drawing

Shannon_Dennis, contributor | August 1st, 20081 comment

Everyone loves free...especially with no strings attached.

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Treasure Totes

mamaslittletreasures, member | August 1st, 20081 comment

All of the totebags in my Treasure Totes collection are a bit whimsical, uniquely eclectic, frivolous and fun! Lots of crazy patch piecing, with ribbons, lace, buttons, beads, and charms...

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Turn Photos and Words into Fabric.

MaryRay, contributor | August 1st, 20082 comments

Here’s a great way to carry around your memories of family, friends, and favorite places. Make the fabric and the bag -- what could be craftier?

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Omni Crafter

SkyBlueBunny, member | July 31st, 20081 comment

OMNI crafters special My 11th hour submission! I made this bag using several techniques! One is leather working, quilting, felt work, and embellishing. I also sewing the sides up and made a satin top...

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Otter Tote Bag

Escere, member | July 31st, 2008

There are really three pictures, but the one of the front is not loading. I do not know why. Anyways, this is my Otter Tote Bag. I named her Puakai. She is a quilted bag with three extra pocket; two...

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Tote-ally Challege

JudaFish, member | July 31st, 20081 comment

This is a BIG tote! 25’’x20’’x10’’ I need a lot of room and a lot of pockets for my crafting. It is my own design and it is out of mostly recycled materials, an...

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"Baubles" Tote

quiltercandy, member | July 31st, 20083 comments

I think this bag is totally omni crafty! 1st, I hand dye all the fabrics - both cotton duck and dyer's cloth. Each piece is lined with batting and interfacing to help with structure. Then I applique...

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Be Still My Heart Tote

MsKirko, member | July 31st, 2008

Title: Be Still My Heart Tote How I created it: I designed the pattern and then used the CraftStylish reverse applique tutorial to add the reverse-applique hearts on the right. Then I appliqued the...

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Omni Fish Tale Tote

KimSnyder, member | July 31st, 20081 comment

I pillow topped white silk, batting, white silk. Then I cut strips of striped fabric and one hand painted strip of silk (redish brown far left) added outside turquoise and fish shape with multi...

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Heather Bailey's Super Site Makeover

cmk34, contributor | July 31st, 2008

Along with the new Fresh Cuts line of fabric from Heather Bailey comes a new and improved retail website!

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Fireworks Victorian Crazy Patch Treasure Tote

mamaslittletreasures, member | July 31st, 20082 comments

This is my Victorian Crazy Patch Treasure Tote, entitled "Fireworks," to be entered into the "All That Glitters" category. It measures approximately 10" X 12" and is fully lined with a...

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Origami purse

Joannie_N, member | July 29th, 20082 comments

This bag is so much fun to make. And it's easy to make from whatever scraps you have lying around. This is a good use of leftover pieces that are too big to throw away but are not very useful for...

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Spring-Pastel

eileen_dc, member | July 29th, 2008

*Log Cabin Patchwork: Eco-Chic category *Colorful Spring-inspired Pastel My fabric came from my curtains, 7 years ago and the scraps infront of the bag came from a fellow grandma quilter. It took me...

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