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Wardrobe Refashion: Dress to Shirt
I made this top out of a striped jersey dress I had in my closet and haven't worn in years. I cut the front and back pieces of the shirt from the bottom of the dress, turning it sideways so the...
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Penny Rug Wrist Warmers GREAT CRAFT TIP!!!
1 commentHere is craft tip on making wrist warmers or cuffs using a washed wool sweater. Shrink it (felt it) and then reuse or upcycle the sweater ~ it is fun!
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Black and White Multi-used Tote Bag.
This is another great bag for shopping, groceries, beach, babies stuff, etc,etc.. :-) It is a really nice bag to wear every single day............. I handmade this bag using a soft cotton fabric with...
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Saltygal Sewing Projects
1 commentBlack linen padded briefcase with patchwork grapeleaf appliques using new and vintage fabrics and hand embroidery
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Sweater hat sets
Took Cal Patches idea "How to Make Hats from Recycled Sweaters" a bit further, by making mittens from the sweater sleeves, and trimming some polar fleece with the sweater leftovers for coordinating...
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Old made new again.
it was a "mom vest" given to me by my mom who once owned it... i made it smaller, WAY more form fitting, and added a racer back. it was fairly easy since i had just reconstructed an older more mature...
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Black and White Little Pouch.
2 commentsThis is an adorable quilted little pouch bag.. for whatever you want... :-) Any purpose...I handmade this cute quilted pouch using cotton fabric in black and white and for the lining I used a solid...
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Quilted Card Holder
This fun little ditty is perfect for holding gift cards or those store cards required by major retailers to get a discount. The bright color and ruffle effect make it easy to find in your purse.
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Classic Black and White
Hey everyone! I have a new studio on Artfire! Seen here is one of my pieces that are listed there. Stop by and see what's new! http://artfire.com/modules.php?name=Shop&seller_id=10166
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Mamma Butterfly's Fabulous Button Rings
1 commentI made these cute wire rings with some old buttons I found. I think they are cute and plan to make bunches and bunches of them. I'm thinking one or two for each outfit!!
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costume
This is a costume that my roommate wanted. She wanted it to be similiar to the outfit that the girl on Road to El Dorado was wearing.
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Free Form Crocheted Scarf
2 commentsThis is a simple free form crochet scarf. CRAFTCAST
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Winter at KaBoogie!
1 commentFunky, warm and totally awesome! Flannel layer in between 2 layers of repurposed suede or leather. Double stitched at the sole, elastic ankles, non-skid suede sole, higher on calf for...
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Black Terracotta Bracelet.
I hand wove this bracelet in two-drop peyote stitch using square beads in two colors. One in black and the other one in terracota. I also used seed beads # 11 in lined crystal peach color. The...
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New Scarves
1 commentThe first scarf is a cargo scarf with a hook on the front for your keys and on the inside room for your wallet and above that pockey is another that will hold an Iphone. beside that pocket theres...
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Rosey Cozy Gaumy's Cardigan
I am really going nuts for crocheting this winter! My "Rosey Cozies" are taking all kinds of new shapes and sizes. I'm adding a ton of buttons. This is so fun! This one in...
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InbalWeisman gallery
2 commentsA small baby apron gift made from old sweatshirt and fabric with the crazy quilt style.
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