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The content and opinions expressed below are that of Daily Holiday Blog. Valentine’s Day can be a fun excuse to shop for little gifts that will make your best friend smile. I love to put together sweet little gift baskets with a theme in mind. So I went to my local Dollar General Store and purchased some fun items for a coffee themed Valentine’s Gift basket, and created a quilted mug wrap and coaster set. And I’d love to share the pattern with you! I am also the owner of the website, Suzy’s Sitcom, where I share tons of crafty tutorials. My best friend is my husband, so when perusing the aisles of Dollar General, I kept in mind the things he loves: coffee, chocolate and cashews.
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Nothing against live bunnies (unless they eat the plants in our yard) but I thought that surely, surely, we could do more with a Bunny party theme than go the petting zoo direction.So fake bunnies, then. I'd considered the sewn version - you know, fabric bunny softies. After all, I know at least one somewhat cute version. But mass-sewing softies is a lot of work, and besides, we already have eight of those baby bunnies at home. So I picked the no-sew, yarn pompom alternative. And here I feel a Nostalgia Attack coming on.Let me tell you a Story-From-My-Crafting-Childhood, okay? Bunny Party: Bunnies. Sock Lop Eared Bunny - Free Sewing Pattern. Sock Lop Eared BunnyName: LilacDifficulty: Intermediate / Avid BeginnerFinished size: approximately 7″ (W) x 14″ (H)Materials: Make: 1 1.
Sock (crew length), colored, 1 pair 2. Sock (ankle length), matching or contrasting color, 1 3. Safety eye 5/8″ [15mm], black, 2; or button; or felt 4. Poly-fill stuffing material 5. Embroidery floss, maroon pink 6. Gather all the necessary tools and materials as listed above. Cut or rip open the hem seams with scissors or seam ripper if your main socks have folded hems. Turn your socks wrong side out, press flat as shown in picture. A.) A.) A.) A.) Position and sew the ears to the head, make a few stitches to the side of the ears so that they stay closer to the head. If you want the ears to look flat, sew around the ear with pick stitch (about 1/4″ from the edge) to bring the 2 layers together. a.) Mark the eyes, nose and philtrum of the mouth with erasable fabric marker. Sock Sheep - Free Sew Pattern. How To Sew Sock SheepDifficulty: IntermediateFinished size: Upright – 5″ (W) x 12″ (H), Stay down – 12″ (L) x 6″ (H)Materials: Make: 1 1.
Sock (crew length), microfiber fuzzy, adult size, solid color, single 2. Sock (crew length), cotton or wool, adult size, solid color, single 3. Button eye 8mm dome-shaped, black, 2; or equivalent button 4. Crochet lace thread or Embroidery floss, pink 5. Poly-fill stuffing material 6. Upright Sock Sheep Get ready all necessary materials and tools as listed above. 1. When I Saw What She Makes With Just A Fork And A Ribbon, I Wanted To Try It Right Away! Decorating your home for a big event like Christmas can become quite the hassle, but by far the most important part are the little touches and flourishes that make a house into a home.
In the rush to prepare all the food, guest lists and everything else involved with hosting a party, chances are accent pieces are at the end of your list. Colorful ribbons can really add a ton of holiday cheer to your home, but tying the into a bow can be a tedious and time-consuming process. So instead of getting frustrated by all those floppy red, green and gold bows that just won’t stay tied, follow the instructions below and you’ll have perfect bows in just seconds!
SEE ALSO: Top Baby Names 2016: What Will They Be? Start out by grabbing a fork with long spokes, especially if you are using wide, thick ribbons instead of the thin ones. Grab another color of ribbon and slide it through the middle hole, underneath the other color. Autumn Patchwork Quilted Ball Fall Decor Quilt Block Ornament. How To: Folded Fabric Pinecone Ornaments. Handmade Lunch Bag. We go on a lot of road trips, the kids have extra curricular activities and there is always waiting around at doctors offices and various other appointments, so taking snacks or lunch with us not only saves us money, but also reduces the number of times we might be tempted by the dreaded (aka unhealthy) drive-thru.
We had some adorable little lunch sacks that the preschool teachers gave the twins last year as gifts, but I had wanted to make new ones for a while. Now, I don't have a complete tutorial for these, but they are very easy to make; I kind of winged it, as I tend to do sometimes. I came across absolutely gorgeous handmade lunch bags on The Purl Bee but knew I wanted to use oilcloth (which I had quite a few bits and pieces in my stash, and thought it would be easier to clean) like Skip To My Lou had used to make hers.
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