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Zebra Fleece Hand Tied Blanket

spiritgiftsgalore, member | January 28th, 20103 comments

This is a 50X60 fleece hand tied blanket. It can be personalized with any solid color other than lime green.

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Crocheted throw in greens

daperfectmix, member | January 22nd, 2010

I made this throw to match my living room set. I don't remember the type of yarn, but it was a pain to work with. I do like how it gradually changed the shades of green. I didn't want it to be...

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How a throw can yield a scarf

lovelihood, member | December 28th, 2009

Step 1: Gather old t-shirts, promotional tote bags, textile tamale packaging, cloth napkins... Step 2: Sew together in a not-so-thought-out patchwork Step 3: Trim two panels down to the same size to...

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Book Giveaway - Dorm Decor: Remake Your Space with More Than 35 Projects

CraftStylish_Editors, contributor | June 21st, 2009164 comments

Leave your comment here to win a copy of "Dorm Decor" by Theresa Gonzalez and CraftStylish editor Nicole Smith.

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How to Make an Argyle Fleece Throw

_nikki_, contributor | June 17th, 200914 comments

Check out this excerpt from my new book, Dorm Decor. This low-sew throw gives new meaning to the phrase “college sweater-vest.”

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SOLD: Multi Color Rectangular Hand Crocheted Fabric Rag Rug

EEECrafter, member | February 11th, 20091 comment

THIS HAND CROCHETED COTTON FABRIC RUG MEASUREMENTS 38" X 25". Sold! :) (All rag rugs are shipped individually).COLORS: PINK, YELLOW, GREEN, BLUE AND PURPLE.

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How to Make a Log Cabin Throw

Tina_Hilton, contributor | April 17th, 20081 comment

This easy how-to explores the basics of modular knitting in the ultimate take-along project. The log cabin throw is fun to knit, and because it is made one square at a time, you'll have a satisfying sense of accomplishment with every square that you complete. Before you know it, you will have enough squares to complete the throw. This is a great portable project you can take to the kid’s ball game, doctor’s office, or on your next road trip.

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