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Family Ever After....: Dance Duffle Ruffle Bag + Tutorial *Edited to add 2016: For an updated look of this bag, check out my latest posts- one made with laminate fabric, and a quilted version. The tutorial is basically the same as the one on this post. (I have the wonderful opportunity to be the sewing contributor on the best blog, Lil Luna. This is the first project I posted)... I'm sharing a tutorial on how to make a dance duffle bag, or as I call it, the "Dance Duffle Ruffle Bag."

Applique inverse: un tutoriel This is a really fun, simple project. Yet another way to fancy up some plain tees or a great fix for old shirts with holes. It takes a little practice to master sewing a curved design like this one. I'm definitely not there yet but, I was pretty impressed with myself this time around. If you're unsure of your sewing skills try finding a design with straight lines i.e. a cross or monogram of your initial. Materials: zippered keychain clutch usually i don't mind doing laundry...but i hate having to trek around with all my stuff only to realize that i forgot quarters. and i'm the only one with a key to the laundry area which means if i'm not home my boyfriend can't do laundry, not that he would anyway lol. so i decided to make a little pouch to hold quarters that i could also keep on a keychain with the key to the laundry room. Supplies: -(2) 5"x4" pieces of outer fabric -(2) 5"x4" pieces of lining fabric

Infinity Scarf with Hidden Zipper Pocket - Patterns for Pirates Happy December, friends!! It is my pleasure to be back again this year with an entire week of goodies for you. AND THEY ARE ALL FREE! Our Classic Safari Duffle Can't you picture Harrison Ford slinging this amazing duffle over his shoulder as Indiana Jones?! We blended heavy canvas and faux leather with webbing and brass zipper accents for the dashing exterior. Inside is a tough rip-stop nylon lining. How to Make Clothing Buttons from Shrink Plastic… This tutorial is an old one of mine that’s too good not to share again. Since posting the first time, I’ve had lots of questions about these buttons which will hopefully be answered in this revised post. Equipment Some handy notes:

Tablet Bag Tablet Carrier Bag Sewing Pattern Difficulty: Easy (without-zipper) / Intermediate (with zipper) Finished size: approximately 12″ (W) x 8 1/2″ (H) x 1″ (D) Download: Tablet Carrier Bag PatternMaterials: Make: 1 1. Fabrics, 3 colors (I used Modern Yardage printed fabrics, Bumbaloo Collection by Marcia Copeland:Burst in Red Orange, 13″ x 19″Shaky Stripes in Orange Yellow, 19″ x 20″Burst Attack in Seafoam. ), 9″ x 9″ 2. Fusible Stabilizer / Interfacing, woven cotton, medium stiffness, approx: 18″ x 18″ 3. Cotton webbing straps, 1″ (W) x 82″ (L) 4. Embellished Tape or ribbon or lace, short length (about 2 1/2″)With Zipper 5.

Business Card Holder Tutorial ~ DIY Tutorial Ideas! Sewing Fabric Gift Card or Business Card Holder. Tutorial DIY in Pictures. Визитница из ткани. МК. March 2011 Here is a confession. No. Strike that. DIY Sunprint emballage My go-to DIY seems to perpetually be a tote bag. Once you’ve got the basic technique down, you can churn one out in less than an hour. I’m always looking for an excuse to make one, and I get most excited when I can add a simple twist to make it into something totally new and different. In this case, a tried and true sewing technique plus an innovative product makes for a one-of-a-kind but decidedly utilitarian garden tote. Super cool light-sensitive dye lets me create my own, unique sunprinted textile with clippings from right outside my door, and using a box pleat-like technique, I create roomy pockets perfect for holding all kinds of gardening tools. -Mandy Pellegrin

In A Snap; Kids Wallet Tutorial Here's a quick project you can whip up in a snap! Makes a nice little stocking stuffer for some lucky little one. What you'll need Reusable Snack Bags - girl. Inspired. My littlest munchkin headed back to preschool this week and the school year is in full swing! Along with the morning hustle of brushing three sets of tangles and finding clothes and shoes, there are also lunches to be made. We’re working on a routine where the kids pack their dry snacks the evening before so that I can concentrate on making sandwiches, cutting fruit, and filling water bottles in the morning. I’ve pulled out some of the reusable snack bags that I sewed up back in the spring and we’re putting them to good use once more. Not only are these baggies cute, but I like the earth-friendliness of reusable bags. You can make them in less than 30 minutes and the crumbs shake out easily or you can wash them in your dishpan.