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How to Make Crepe Paper Flowers

thecrimsonpoppy, member | April 28th, 20105 comments

Get started making crepe paper flowers, perfect for Mother's Day, with this easy guide from the CraftStylish gallery.

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How to Divide Anything into Equal Parts

DudeCraft, member | December 7th, 20091 comment

So often as a crafter, you need to divide an odd piece of material into an even number of pieces. This technique will allow you to divide anything into any number of equal parts using only a ruler. I...

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Quick tip for adhering fabric pieces!

backhomeagain, member | December 5th, 2009

Here's a quick product reveiw and sewing tip I wanted to share with my friends at craftstylish! The best way to adhere pieces of fabric that I have found is Elmer's Spray Adhesive...

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How to Sew Velvet like a Pro

_nikki_, contributor | November 17th, 20096 comments

It's that time of year when velvet starts making its triumphant comeback with holiday dresses for girls of all ages. Get tips from the pros who can sew it best.

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Stray threads become artistic cards

ThreadsMagazine, contributor | October 30th, 20091 comment

Recycle used lint roller papers that were used to clean up your thread mess and transform them into works of art.

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Keep fabric steady while ironing with a magnet

ThreadsMagazine, contributor | October 23rd, 2009

Magnets can be a sewers best friend at the ironing board.

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Spiral bobbin storage

ThreadsMagazine, contributor | October 16th, 2009

Use recycled bindings from notebooks to organize bobbins.

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Cropped! - How To Take Better Photographs

virtual1, member | October 12th, 20091 comment

Professional photographer, Gillian Crane, shares tips and techiques for taking great photos with a digital camera. Enter to win a SeeHere.com gift certificate for a FREE hard cover photo book...

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Recycled fabric makes great piping

ThreadsMagazine, contributor | October 9th, 2009

Can't get to the fabric store? Use recycled strips of fabric as cording to create your own piping.

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Keep pins handy with an egg cup

ThreadsMagazine, contributor | October 2nd, 20091 comment

Egg cups make convenient, and super-cute, pin storage.

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Mark even hems with string

ThreadsMagazine, contributor | September 25th, 20091 comment

Getting an even hem marked without a friend can be tough. Use a string covered with chalk to help you when a buddy isn't on hand.

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Organize your pattern stash

ThreadsMagazine, contributor | September 18th, 2009

Create your own pattern library with a digital camera.

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Use a lightbulb for easy pressing

ThreadsMagazine, contributor | September 11th, 20092 comments

Quickly press small fabric and garment pieces with a light bulb.

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Keep bobbins and spools together

ThreadsMagazine, contributor | September 4th, 20093 comments

Keep bobbins and spools organized with rubber bands.

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Looking to make a "Teaching Kids to Sew Book"--Contributors Welcome!!

sewing_in_the_pines, member | August 30th, 20092 comments

Hi, I am starting sewing classes locally in Nacogdoches, TX. I am teaching kids to sew along with adult classes. I am using Winky Cherry System and Joann Grogan's books for my classes. I am...

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Reuse plastic bags for smooth sewing

ThreadsMagazine, contributor | August 28th, 20091 comment

Use recycled plastic bags to help tame tricky fabrics.

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Tame your bobbin tails

ThreadsMagazine, contributor | August 21st, 20093 comments

With all the different colors and types of thread I use, my bobbins were really a mess. My husband came up with a great idea to correct this problem using 7⁄8-inch transparent tubing from the hardware store.

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Make a seam-allowance guide with tape

ThreadsMagazine, contributor | July 17th, 2009

Use tape to create a seam-allowance guide for your sewing machine.

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Double Stitch: It's Not Your Grandma's Crochet - 3 Panel Scarf

virtual1, member | July 5th, 20092 comments

Erika & Monika (aka the "Double Stitch Twins") show you how to make a fashionable 3 panel scarf. Add it to any look and get instant pizazz! Watch more Double Stitch videos at...

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Cropped! - Dollar Store Page Layout

virtual1, member | July 5th, 2009

Melisa Sanchez shows you how $5 dollars, a trip to your local dollar store and your imagination can inspire a fun page layout. Watch more of Cropped! at...

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