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A new law was quietly passed by Congress that will almost certainly put many small, home-based seamstresses out of business within the next few months. Read this article to find out who this affects, when and more importantly what you can do now to let lawmakers know how crucial it is for this law to be amended.
After searching online, I knew I wanted to do something with my daughter's hand print. Everytime Grandma sees her, she always comments on how fast she is growing - which is true! She's now six years old, so her handprint was a nice size to trace and embroider.
Crochet yourself a cute spring beanie in bright and variegated colors. Use decorative buttons and embroidery floss to personalize your cap with flowers, stems and leaves. Even make a matching one in mini-size for baby! It’s easy, quick and takes only one skein of stretchy cotton yarn, a few buttons and some embroidery thread.
Are there sweaters in your closets that you never wear anymore but can’t get yourself to get rid of either? Or did your first knitting project turn out many sizes too big? Heck, you can even find wool items at garage sales and second hand stores and turn them into lovely accessories. Just felt and sew, and with a little creativity, you’ll have one of a kind felted bags and purses.
Here are some sewing books that are good for beginners to pros. Great general clothing ideas, handmade baby clothes, to detailed hand-stitched projects. Take a look at our book gallery and get some great sewing inspiration today!
A new law was quietly passed by Congress that will almost certainly put many small, home-based seamstresses out of business within the next few months. Read this article to find out who this affects, when and more importantly what you can do now to let lawmakers know how crucial it is for this law to be amended.
After searching online, I knew I wanted to do something with my daughter's hand print. Everytime Grandma sees her, she always comments on how fast she is growing - which is true! She's now six years old, so her handprint was a nice size to trace and embroider.
Crochet yourself a cute spring beanie in bright and variegated colors. Use decorative buttons and embroidery floss to personalize your cap with flowers, stems and leaves. Even make a matching one in mini-size for baby! It’s easy, quick and takes only one skein of stretchy cotton yarn, a few buttons and some embroidery thread.
Are there sweaters in your closets that you never wear anymore but can’t get yourself to get rid of either? Or did your first knitting project turn out many sizes too big? Heck, you can even find wool items at garage sales and second hand stores and turn them into lovely accessories. Just felt and sew, and with a little creativity, you’ll have one of a kind felted bags and purses.