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1890's Victoriana Day Outfit.

Rosies_stuffnsew, member | October 20th, 2009

I made the skirt from a Truly Victorian pattern TV 292 Bell Skirt. The base fabric is a gray colonial strip quilting cotton. The trim is 10 mts of light pink double faced satin ribbon and a beautiful...

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What Color Is the Wind? Beautiful Fabric Created with Blind Inspiration

April M. Mohr, contributor | October 6th, 20091 comment

Acclaimed blind artist, George Mendoza, has created a new line of beautiful, bold, colorful fabrics

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Gingerbread Rag Quilt of My Own Design

divinefabricsnmore, member | September 23rd, 20093 comments

Most of These Fabrics are Out of Print. They are from Northcott, Designer, Sharon Reynold's - Tenderberry Stitches Line or Collection of Flannels Called: ''All Hearts Come Home...

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debi's stuff

debit, member | September 7th, 2009

These are the items that we produced for my niece's dorm room. She had very little sewing experience. I was showing her some online resources..Threads website, online quilting shows and Threadbangers...

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Gold Rush

QuiltRGirl, member | September 7th, 20094 comments

Gold Rush Ensemble was a wearable art garment I made for a convention banquet. Being a knitter in recovery ( I had to give it up since quilting and sewing are my life) I had a large stash...

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Sewartsie's gallery

sewartsie, member | September 6th, 2009

This is a quilt I saw and could not wait until the class to start, so I bought the book and did it myself. The pattern was great and it went together very well. It is my first quilt that I am hand...

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Simple sewing projects

ukdame, member | September 1st, 2009

These are my newest project. Not done as good as I would like to be but is a start for small wall hangings for children and anyone really. Two small plastic rings sewn to back for hanging ease...

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Linen safari dress

Burbri, member | August 16th, 20092 comments

Initially i wanted to try out the tips from Kennteth D. King book "Designer Bead Embroidery" book that i had just purchased. The safary theme came with the colour of the fabric i bought and this is...

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AN ECO FRIENDLY GIFT FOR MOM THAT STITCHES UP IN A FLASH!!

EllenLumpkinBrown, member | April 24th, 20091 comment

This is my Crafter's Pin Cushion. It is super easy to make and a lot of fun. It stitches up so quickly and you can create any type of design because the exterior fabric is cut feltnbsp...

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TARDIS Quilt

Runa, member | February 10th, 2009

This quilt was made as a baby shower gift for a friend who is a big fan of the British shows "Dr. Who" and "Wallace & Gromit". For the TARDIS, I used the proportions listed as the...

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Emery Pincushions

nakpunar, member | February 6th, 20096 comments

I sew these pincushions for my store. When you use this black mineral to fill your pincushion it becomes one of the best pincushions in all the world! Emery pincushion! Every time you stick your...

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SewDanish- Scandianvian Textile Art, Unique Handmade Supplies

SewDanish, member | February 6th, 20091 comment

I cannot help making things and I love experimenting with lots of different techniques combining them in unusually ways. The items in my shop httpwwwSewDanishetsycomnbspnbsp...

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Doll Makers Unite! Doll Fashionistas!

EllenLumpkinBrown, member | January 27th, 20093 comments

Would anyone out there like to try dollmaking? I love creating dolls from wool felt with painted faces and yarn or synthetic hair. If you'd like to know more, visit my website ...

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Free Patterns: Mini-Quilt Templates in a Jiffy

Threads Magazine, editor | November 13th, 2008

Give miniature foundation piecing a try using our four free patterns, and preview some quilt-block software that makes it a breeze to print templates.

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Quilting Supplies by Mail

Threads Magazine, editor | October 29th, 2008

Quilters in search of quilting thread, batting, quilting betweens, and open-ended thimbles will find what they're looking for at the companies listed here.

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Choosing the Right Batting

Threads Magazine, editor | October 29th, 20081 comment

Will cotton, polyester, wool or silk batting work best for your project? Here's a handy chart that compares fiber content, prewash requirements, and more for 13 batting products.

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