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Craft Ebook: Ribbon Flower
By Shiloah Baker
Home decorating items can be pricey when you shop at a craft store. Making your own is inexpensive and you can control the colors and finished outcome of each item. This ribbon flower was incredibly easy and fast to make. It will make a lovely addition on a peg, door knob or simply hanging on the wall.
Price: 99¢

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Lingerie for Your Vegetables |
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Written by Marie Greene
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Make a fashion statement by knitting a reusable produce bag for your trips to the grocery store or market.
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Written by Charity Bees
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This dress has a lined bodice and unlined, gathered skirt. The straps can be made from regular folded fabric, ribbon, or bias tape. Make sure if you are sing ribbon that it is going to be sturdy enough to withstand some pulling and washing).
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Written by The Homemaking Cottage
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Save old blue jeans. Cut out the bad parts.
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Written by Shiloah Baker
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Uses: The corn bags are used as ice packs or heating pads. |
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Written by Shiloah Baker
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You can use a cloth placement for another item keeper. Use the gallon zipper bags for it. Since it may hold larger items, use ties to keep it together.
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Written by Miriam Orgill
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I have made tons of these. I make mine like a log cabin quilt. I make 2 sizes. For the small ones, the clear center is 5 1/2 inches square. The sides are strips 3 " wide....
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Mini-Heart Quilt Wall-hanging |
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Written by Kristy Jones
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Trace one heart on the paper side of each fabric you have bonded together. Cut out hearts. Arrange in a pleasing manner in the 36 squares on the background fabric. Remove paper backing and press into place again for about 3 seconds.
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Written by Meg Mcelwee
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For those looking to add a little color to their family's shower experience.
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Written by Claire Bush
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This little doll quilt couldn’t be simpler to assemble, even for beginning sewers. It’s a great way to use up leftover fabric and notions, and although a sewing machine will speed up the process, the entire quilt can be finished by hand.
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Written by Shiloah Baker
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This is an easy and quick apron to sew. You can match it with your current kitchen themed towels. Its a one size fits all. My daughter and I use it all the time. |
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