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Pretty Pincushion from bottle cap

WoodPondDesigns, member | January 20th, 2010

These are a ton of fun to make and a great use of felt scraps

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Ribbon Christmas Tree

kimdavis, member | December 10th, 20092 comments

What you'll need: hot glue gunammo aka glue sticks4-6 types of ribbon in different widths.Fabric Scraps (optional. i just like the way frayed fabric looks!)straight pinsscissorsstyrofoam...

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Upcycled Linen and Corduroy Ornaments or Gift Tags

Punkinhead, member | December 9th, 2009

I used linen cut from a repurposed skirt of mine. I had worn it to DEATH, so it was time to give it some new life. The green corduroy was a thrifted shirt. I just put two pieces together, back to...

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How to Make a Ribbon Tree Tutorial

kimdavis, member | December 3rd, 20091 comment

original post can be found at www.yellowsongbird.blogspot.com This is my first tutorial so let me know what you think! :) So I saw something similar to this, but on a large scale...

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Branch Out

WanderingPoet, member | October 4th, 2009

Available at my Etsy Shop!

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Mousepads

DiffractionChicago, member | June 16th, 2009

I got so tired of using an old play script as my mousepad. Add a little grown up fun to your desktop.

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Upcycled Bird Sculpture

lauriemaycoyle, member | March 30th, 20094 comments

Upcycled Bird Sculpture by Laurie Coyle Designs (LaurieCoyleDesigns.Etsy.com); made using fabric scraps from a friend's handbag-making business, fulled sweater remnants from another friends...

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Holidays/Christmas

meganc, member | January 5th, 2009

Christmas crafts

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Autumn Leaves

Rebecka, member | December 4th, 20081 comment

My version of Kayte Terry's stylish modern centerpiece made by natural materials

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This is an easy way to make garland for a Christmas tree. Cut circles from felt then run them through the sewing machine, overlapping a bit as you feed them through. The idea was inspired by a Martha...

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