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Super Fast Small Storage Bag

Crafting

I found myself in need of a pair of small storage bags this evening. With a few charms of Etchings (that I don’t actually remember buying… hmmm.) and a couple of inches of Velcro, I managed to fulfill that need very quickly (in under 20 minutes, I think). Here’s how…

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Posted on April 26, 2012 in Bag, Quick project, Tutorials

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An Eyeglasses Case for Mom

Crafting

Happy New Year! I can’t believe it is already 2012. 2011 went by so quickly. We’re en route back to New York today, but I have one more Christmas reveal—an eyeglasses case that I made for Mom (to go with reading glasses I purchased), who claimed she only wanted to see us for Christmas, but [...]

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Posted on January 1, 2012 in Accessory, Handmade Holidays, Quick project

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Bag Meets Pillowcase for Young Nieces

Crafting

Welcome back to another Vacation Christmas reveal. I was far busier over the past two months than you might have guessed based on the frequency of my posts here. Now that we’re traveling to Missouri and delivering gifts, I can show you what I’ve been working on. These were the last of three types of [...]

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Posted on December 31, 2011 in Handmade Holidays, Quick project

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Boyish Bags for the Nephews

Crafting

Welcome back to another Vacation Christmas reveal. I was far busier over the past two months than you might have guessed based on the frequency of my posts here. Now that we’re traveling to Missouri and delivering gifts, I can show you what I’ve been working on. These were the second of three types of [...]

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Posted on December 30, 2011 in Bag, Boys, Handmade Holidays, Pattern review, Quick project

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Reading Bags for the Older Nieces

Crafting

Welcome back to another Vacation Christmas reveal. I was far busier over the past two months than you might have guessed based on the frequency of my posts here. Now that we’re traveling to Missouri and delivering gifts, I can show you what I’ve been working on. These were one of three types of gifts [...]

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Posted on December 29, 2011 in Bag, Handmade Holidays, Pattern review, Quick project

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A Christmas Stocking for Moof

Crafting

This has been a pretty big year for changes—we adopted Moof back in March and now we have our new house, complete with an actual mantle in the living room! So, of course, Moof needs his own stocking to hang. I don’t know which of us actually came up with the idea, but Carl and [...]

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Posted on December 15, 2011 in Doggie, Handmade Holidays, Quick project

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Quick Reusable Gift Bags (& a Gift Idea too)

Crafting

Most of my gifts are going into basic paper gift bags (yes, I’m too lazy to gift wrap soft stuff or box, then wrap, it all), especially since I already made the gifts themselves, but there is one present I’m excited about that I decided to whip up a quick gift bag for. The gift [...]

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Posted on December 14, 2011 in Bag, Handmade Holidays, Quick project, Tutorials

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Gift Card Holders

Crafting

I’ve seen a few gift card holder projects popping up lately (for instance, Julie from Jaybird Quilts has one in Quilting Arts Magazine). Well, once again, I missed a niece’s birthday, and another is coming up in a week and a half (sisters), and since I have plans to make crafty things for them for [...]

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Posted on September 30, 2011 in Charm squares, Quick project

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