Felt Letter Christmas Pillows: an easy holiday slipcover
Photo: MADE Everyday MADE Everyday turns a plain pillow into holiday decor with a simple slipcover and appliqued felt or fleece lettering. You print a word in a…
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Photo: MADE Everyday MADE Everyday turns a plain pillow into holiday decor with a simple slipcover and appliqued felt or fleece lettering. You print a word in a…
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Photo: Cucicucicoo Cucicucicoo turns a spare tablecloth into a Christmas tree skirt. You measure from the center of the stand, fold and cut a circle with a slit…
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Diary of a Quilter makes a hanging garland of little quilted trees from fabric scraps or an old quilt top. A diamond grid is quilted first, then trees…
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Heather Handmade shows how to make a quilted tree skirt with a red and white fair isle design. Half square triangle blocks form the top, which is layered…
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The Seaman Mom turns fabric scraps into round quilted coasters about 5 inches across. You sew strips into a panel, trace circles with a bowl, then turn, close…
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Photo: Life Sew Savory Life Sew Savory walks through a quilt as you go table runner for fall. Fabric scraps are stitched onto batting and backing one strip…
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Bethany Lynne Makes shows how to sew plump fabric candy canes about 6 inches long. You trace the free template, sew a quarter inch seam, clip the curves,…
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Bethany Lynne Makes shows how to piece a quilted fall table runner from a single 5 inch charm pack. Quarter square triangles alternate with solid squares, then the…
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Happiest Camper sews a padded cover for a cast iron skillet handle from cotton, insulating batting and bias trim. A free printable pattern is provided, and the project…
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So Sew Easy shares Mayra’s oversized pullover top, a roomy knit layer from her athleisure collection. It pairs with joggers or leggings and is easy to shorten for…
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