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Wrap Skirt with Piped Waistband Tutorial
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Wrap Skirt with Piped Waistband Tutorial Materials: - skirt fabric in a woven fabric base (border prints, like our "Bon Appetit" Border, are great with this pattern) - see below to see how much you will need - waistband fabric, also in a woven fabric base (you can use a separate fabric, but for this tutorial, we made the waistband from the same piece of Border Print fabric. - 1 pack of coordinating piping (you will need: waistband measurement x2 + 5") - SF101 Fusible Interfacing (1/2 yard of 20" wide) - sew on skirt hook & eye closures (1...
Spooky Cookies Ruffled Half Apron
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Ruffled Half Apron You'll need: - Exterior fabric: Fat Quarter (approx 30" wide x 18" long) "Spooky Cookies" - Lining Fabric: Fat Quarter (approx 30" wide x 18" long) black Kona cotton - Ruffle & Waistband: 2/3 yard solid orange Kona cotton - matching thread This ruffled half apron sews together pretty quickly! The trickiest part is gathering the orange ruffles. Go slowly and you'll be great! Let's start with cutting our pieces! - Ruffles (you need 2 strips that we will join together later): 3.5" x WOF (width of fabric) - Waistband (you need 2 strips that we...
Border Print Wrap Skirt Tutorial
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Quick 10 Minute Pillowcase
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Need a quick gift? Want to give your bedroom set a refresher? This 10 Minute Pillowcase is for you! You'll need a 22" by WOF (width of fabric that is minimum ~58" wide) WOVEN fabric for EACH pillow case. In this tutorial we are using the "Main Street Sweets Border Print" in Woven. STEP 1: You should be starting with a 22" x WOF piece with the border running along the short edges. STEP 2: Trim the selvage off the short edges. I measured 5" from the bottom of the pink scallops to ensure the edges would be even. STEP...
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Easy Infinity Scarf
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You'll need: - half a yard of minky fabric (This is our Mouseflakes Blue minky) Start with a true half of minky fabric (about 18" x 60"). You can use a fat half and cut/piece it together, but you should have a piece of fabric that is about 18" tall x 60" wide. A little shorter than 60" is ok, but it should be at least 56" or it will be hard to do a double loop around your neck. Fold the fabric right sides together along the long edge (hot dog style). Clip or pin. Sew along the long...