 Sewing Crafts
| » Miscellaneous |  | Any child will adore these perky panda sock dolls. Make a pair for them and a pair for youself too! |
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| » Projects For the Home |  | This plump little turkey craft project will be the center of attention on your table this year! Make one for your table or as a gift for your host & hostess. |
|  | Pretty fabric wreath for your valentine decor. Use your fabric scraps for this fun, easy project. |
|  | by: Mary Wilkins
As I look out my dining room window I can see endless shades of yellow, golds, reds and orange. Maybe that's why I chose these colors for my "Thankful Harvest" wallhanging. This would make a lovely gift for anyone who appreciates Mother Nature's real beauty.
Fabrics on hand and a picture were all I had to guide me. These are my own directions that I scribbled down as I put the block together.
You can apply the pieces in any number of ways. I machine stitched everything but the handle. You can hand or machine applique, or use fusible backing and a machine satin stitch. The choice is yours. When I am inspired, I see the whole picture, the details are left to struggle with later.
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|  | With Valentines Day just around the corner, many turn their thoughts to (sigh) love and weddings.
These simple, easy pew markers are quick to make. |
|  | Make a narrow 1/8-inch hem along both long edges of ruffle. Gather top edge by machine basting (loosen the top tension slightly) ¼ inch from edge. Pull the bobbin thread and gather evenly to fit around the chair. With the glue gun starting at center back and folding under raw edges, glue ruffle to bottom edge of chair so the bottom of the ruffle is even with the bottom edge of chair. |
|  | These little chairs make a unique gift for someone. The seat opens to hide little treasures. You can make different sizes by enlarging the pattern pieces. Thank you Julie Cain for the updated pattern file which can now be printed on 8 1/2 x 11 paper. |
|  | Use your fabric scraps to create this fun holiday decoration. |
|  | Emily came to life on the pioneer trail going to Utah. Read how she came to be the cherished doll of a young pioneer girl named Rebecca.
Her heartwarming story is attached to the pattern file.
This beautiful doll makes a great gift. You can print the story to go along with her. |
|  | This bunny design is easier than most because you do not turn any of your body pieces. The raw edges are exposed. She measures 20" from the tip of her ears to her feet. I received two orders for her before I was finished, so she is popular. She is flexible enough to sit on any shelf or chair. |
|  | These charming bunnies are a great accent to any shelf. |
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| » Quilting Projects |  | Here is a fun decorative and useful idea for a baby shower signature quilt that will hang above the changing table and hold all the little supplies like... powder, lotion, diaper pins, etc.
Then when the baby is older - they can use the cute little pockets to hold their stuffed animals.
34" x 34" Wall Hanging
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