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How to Make A Scarf for Summer

Make A Summer Scarf By Holly Hanover Scarves are a perfect accessory. They can add visual interest to any outfit, enlivening it with contrasting prints, colors and textures. Most scarves are impractical for summer, however. We all have a few … Continue reading

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What is Tatting?

By Holly Hanover If you are already a keen needleworker, there’s a good chance that you are constantly on the lookout for new threadwork skills to add to your repertoire.  Although you may have tried lace-making in the past, or … Continue reading

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Fun Craft To Make by Terry White

FAN SCISSORS WRAP This project was so much fun, that I kept making more in different styles. The first one received enough oooohs and ahhhs from friends that I knew this would have to become presents for my girls….all my … Continue reading

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Free Craft to Make: Spring Bloomin’ House

Spring Bloomin’ House by Jamie Fingal What you will need: 2 pieces of wool blended felt in black and a coordinating color cutting mat, ruler and rotary cutter pre-fused scrap fabrics, and fabrics from your stash Mistyfuse parchment paper or … Continue reading

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How to make a scarf: Chenille Style!

Chenille Scarf by Ruth Chandler This technique uses a special rotary cutter that has a guide on the bottom of the blade to prevent all layers of fabric from being cut. There are two ways to accomplish the fraying that … Continue reading

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