
Hope you can find something you enJOY making.
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*A Tutorial Tuesday*
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These would make a great gift, or leave off the pockets and use these as the gift bag.
A tissue holder.
Something a child or beginner can make.
See the tips on how to fold the tissue too.
A neck roll that can be warmed in the microwave.
These can be made in the hoop with an embroidery machine,
or with the given measurements
to cut and make with a regular machine.
Know someone that has an 18 inch doll?
Have some scrap fabric?
This has quickly become a big hit over the past couple of years.
Everyone can use one of these, and
I know you have an old mug.
If not, go get one at a used store for fifty cents.
Another popular hit has been these flat bowl holders
that fit easy in a drawer with hot pads.
For that matter, use them as hot pads,
because they lay flat!
Another item I make a lot for myself as well as others.
As you can see, they can hold more than just coupons.
Another project for a beginner.
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Hope you enJOY making something this year for someone.
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Many great ideas here, Joy! I have always wanted to have a stash of the bowl holders in my home. Since the kids left, we often eat in the living room and these would be perfect...shhhh, don't tell the kids! I also need a few tissue pocket holders. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteWhat great ideas, the mug organizer is so so clever and practical! Thank you so much for sharing this week at Sweet Inspiration!!
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