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Today we have a fun, easy project that will get you in the Spring spirit! This quilted egg garland is the perfect way to personalize a party or decorate for Spring holidays. We can envision this garland hanging around a brunch table or in the garden for a family egg hunt.
Let's get started!
For this Egg Garland we used ombre fabrics to get great pastel color variety in our eggs, and
Welcome back to our 12 Days of Project series! To view all 12 of our holiday projects, from DIY decor to giftable projects, click here.
Today we’re sharing a tutorial to line a simple basket with fabric, using just a glue gun! This fabric requires no sewing, and is perfect for when you’re in a crunch for time but still want to create a really special gift.
You might have a basket lying around at home that could
Welcome back to our 12 Days of Project series! To view all 12 of our holiday projects, from DIY decor to giftable projects, click here.
Today we are making a no sew wreath with beautiful rosettes that can be used for holiday decorating or given as a festive gift! You can also create this wreath in a variety of colors and utilize them year round.
First things first: There is no right or wrong way to do this! Just pin
Welcome to our 12 Days of Project series! To view all 12 of our holiday projects, from DIY decor to giftable projects, click here.
Today we're showing you 3 quick and easy ways to wrap gifts in fabric that require no sewing! Use holiday fabric for festive gift wrapping, or utilize these techniques year-round with versatile prints or solids for any occasion.
The fabric used for wrapping makes a great gift for sewists, too, and is a super fun alternative
This is Elise from www.eliseandemelie.com and today I’m sharing a no sew project with you all! Fabric garlands are such a fun way to personalize a wall or decorate for the holidays, so let’s get started!
It’s a perfect project to do together with kids too as there is no sewing or hot glue guns involved once the prep work of cutting the fabric strips are done.
I used a selection of the
Welcome back to our 12 Days of Project series! To view all 12 of our holiday projects, from DIY decor to giftable projects, click here.
Hi fabric.com readers! It's Bev from Flamingo Toes here with you today and I'm so excited to bring you with this fun and whimsical DIY Holiday Village!
I just love projects where I can do a little fussy cutting and this Christmas village made with Tasha Noel's fabric line for Riley Blake, Pixie Noel
A baby mobile is a perfect accent for any nursery. Keeping in mind a mobile is soothing entertainment for little ones, we’ve created this Kite and Cloud mobile: an array of colors and shapes to capture the attention of new eyes as they drift off to sleep.
Making one can seem daunting, but we’ve taken out the guesswork. This is a fun, easy project, sure to add to the excitement of Baby’s arrival.
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Hi, I'm Kimberly from the sewing blog Sweet Red Poppy and I'm so excited to be sharing this easy DIY with you today. Who's ready for a fun tote bag tutorial?
I don't know about you, but my daughter and I can always use another bag, and with her heading off to preschool this year I decided this was the perfect thing to make! Plus, my daughter loves having unique handmade items that set her apart from the crowd. And
Sewing is truly an art, and as the artists say, you’re only as good as your tools. If you’re hoping to create a masterpiece, you need quality tools to help get you there. In the sewing world, this means a fully stocked basket of sewing accessories. Whether you’re a novice sewist or a pro looking to simplify your craft, we’ve got a few tips on the best tools to use.
Believe it or not, sewing accessories
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Hello! Erin, from Sewbon, here today with a super quick and easy sewing tutorial to make a DIY Camera Strap.
I love taking pictures and have wanted a pretty camera strap for a while now but they can be pricey. Instead of purchasing one, I made this one that I love in less than 15 minutes! Want to make one too? Let’s get started.
