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The Fat-Quarter Bag is a fast and fun project. It goes together so quickly you’ll want to make one for everyone on your gift list. The bag h... -
Reusable, reversible bags - free sewing tutorial. I love this set because they are large and sturdy. You can actually fit two gallons of mil... -
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I really LOVE your teapot & cups, they're really cute. I just wish I knew how you made a lot more of the things on the teapot. Did you leave the cardboard templates in the handles to make them stiff? They really are lovely though. Great Job!! Oh & they would make such cute pincushions for your sewing room. I actually thought they were pincushions that's one reason why I had to see them. I'm going to try & make some for my sewing room & use them as pincushions & containers for holding some of my small sewing items. I also like the purse you made. Thanks for sharing your items. I hope you have a great weekend!! :)
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