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Drawstring produce bags

lovelihood, member | March 12th, 2010

I made these produce sacks from muslin and finished them with french seams to tuck away all the rough edges. They're light, breathable and make a cozy home for all those produce finds. Find the full...

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How to Restore a Lamp Shade

Deana Tierney May, editor | January 20th, 20105 comments

Give new life to a beat-up lamp shade with a quick fabric re-cover.

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More Muslin and Burlap Stockings

janapl, member | November 9th, 2009

These Christmas stockings were made using either muslin or burlap and thrifted material. http://scattersunshine-janapl.blogspot.com/2009/11/more-burlap-and-muslin-christmas.html

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Burlap and Muslin Christmas Stockings

janapl, member | November 6th, 2009

These simple burlap and muslin Christmas stockings were so fun to make! I used stamps and ink to add the butterflies. The bird was printed with my home computer directly onto the musinnbsp...

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How to Make a Photo "Guest Book" Wall Hanging for Your Wedding

Jennifer Stern, contributor | May 23rd, 20091 comment

Instead of a traditional guest book, why not give your guests the opportunity to help you create a masterpiece to hang on the wall of your new home?

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Dishtowel Hand Embroidered

Craftieladie, member | January 4th, 20091 comment

This dishtowel was hand made with cotton muslin, cut and hemmed on all four sides... Then I ironed on a transfer of this darling Smiling face coffee pot, with the fern around her... I then hand...

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Notes from My First Pattern-Making Class

Shannon Dennis, contributor | May 13th, 20081 comment

The absolute highlight of my week was my first pattern-making class. In the past, I’ve made many patterns on my own for accessories and home-decorating projects, but I’ve always been too intimidated to attempt to make a pattern by myself for a garment. But I love learning new things, and I'm especially excited to be learning something that I have always wanted to know how to do correctly, such as draft my own garment pattern.

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