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Some Spring Sewing!

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My Anthropologie Wannabe "Mr. Rogers" Skirt
You know how I only minimally sew (and maximally glue)? Well, I branched out a little and came up with a pretty cute skirt. Check out my latest "Guilty Crafter" video to see how I turned an old "man sweater" and 2 ties into a skirt that I swear I would have bought from Anthropologie (on clearance but that's the only way I buy there)......
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Finally!

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Sew Up Some Spring!

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Fiskateer of The Day: Miss Acme, Fiskateer #411 B

With all of the announcements on the blog last week, I thought it best to not do the regular Fiskateer of The Week. I was worried that whoever it was would sort of get lost in all of the hubbub, and we really want to make sure our Featured Fiskateer has her time in the spotlight! For those of you that have been around for a while, you may remember when fellow Lead Angela made a dress form o...
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Building Sewing Confidence: Simple Aprons

Earlier this week, I shared a bit about the sewing class my 8 year-old and I are taking. We missed some of the pajama making class because we were out of town last week so I'll get back to that soon. In the meantime, I thought I'd share some of the progress we're making on a simple apron. And by all this "we," I mostly mean my little girl but I am truly learning to recognize that I should have mor...
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Building Sewing Confidence (Easy Throw Pillows)

A few weeks ago, I signed up my 8 year-old for basic sewing classes. The classes are being held downtown so I figured I could drop her off and spend some time browsing through some of my favorite little stores. Once in class, however, it became immediately apparent that I could (and should) stay to help Tabitha since she was the youngest, least experienced sewer in the group. What took me a l...
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An Altered Fisk-a-Pillow

Benjamin Franklin said . . . "Fatigue is the best pillow." I think he was talking about working hard and I must agree. After a hard's day work there's nothing like laying your head down with a feeling that you have accomplished much.
But this fisk-a-pillow took no hard work to make/alter. It was a breeze and I thought I'd share the how to.
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Valentine's Card Holder

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Couch Update!

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