Category: fabric flower

• Tutarial: Tea Cup Flower Sewing Series!

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  I've gotten a lot of inquiries about the flower pin cushion on my banner (now replaced by a spiffier version). Yes, I made it- using a tea cup as a template! Here is the tutorial so you can make your own!You'll want to start gathering up your scraps and create a garden of these little guys! Each day this week, I'll be posting a new application for these flowers! They have so many more uses than just holding pins!What you'll

• Tutorial Gift: Felt Poinsettia

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  Yesterday, my girls and I were working on a few Christmas gifts for their friends.  One thing led to another and I found myself making yet another flower pin.  This time a Poinsettia.  I loved this project and ended up making two for my girls, and plan on making more.  They are perfect as a broach or as a hair clip.Here’s what you will need:Small amount of red wool felt (I used scraps from another project.)Very small amount of green

• Handmade Baby Gift in 30 mins. How To

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  A). Drop the groceries, run around looking for something adorable only to show up late, with spoiled groceries and empty handed?B). Drop your groceries, run to your 4 year old child's closet and pull out something. Wrap it up and explain to the confused new parents that their kid will grow into it?C). Finish your shopping calmly, adding formula and a pack of diapers to be gift-wrapped?D). Finish your grocery shopping and go home to make this... in 30 mins.Alright,

• Heart-Shaped Confetti

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   Valentine crafts - Valentine heart - Heart-Shaped Confetti Heart-Shaped Hole Punch

• DIY Garland Roundup

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  Hello bloggy friends! Did you have a nice weekend (or extended weekend for those of you celebrating Thanksgiving)? My daughter and I had a great time with our family and

• Fabric flowers

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  1. I am in love with your blog, Hello!Self, not only is it gorgeous, but it hits right at the heart of celebrations…creating memorable moments in our lives. Your shop heralds the handmade and supports heirloom celebrations, the kinds that are meaningful and personal. I am incredibly inspired by you, in awe really. What 3 things most inspire you?Jenny, thank you! I can’t tell you how much it means to me that you connect with the spirit of celebration in