I handmade this fabric book from a fabric panel. I used think cotton batting inside to lightly stuff it.
AVAILABLE ON 10/13/2024 The chaise lounge features a classic, traditional design with a touch of modern flair. It is upholstered in dark brown faux leather with contrasting beige fabric accents, creating a sophisticated and inviting look. The intricate detailing on the wooden frame adds a touch of elegance, while the p
Tutorial on how to sew a simple lined fabric book cover, great for any size hard back journal or notepad with basic sewing machine skills
Ilya 6th Annual Purging Trials SVG and PNG | Fun bookish designs for book lovers This listing is a digital download. NO physical item will be shipped to you This item can be used to print on various physical products (like shirts, sweatshirts, mugs, tumblers, stickers, tote bags, cards, etc.) to make some cute and trendy designs. With these files you can customize and create you own DIY products or merchandise in the comfort of your own home, without having to worry about shipping charges or delivery times. CapricornArtCave is the way to go when it comes to creating inexpensive and easy DIY projects! What you’ll receive: *2 SVG and 2 PNG (Black and White Versions), 300dpi and transparent background, no watermarks Purchasing this listing means you accept the following usage agreements: *You are welcome to use my files for personal AND commercial use *You are not permitted to resell my files as digital items or digital prints, including grouping them up with other products and reselling them as a bundle or altering/modifying my files in any way and reselling them as your own *You are not permitted to redistribute these files in any form, including gifting the files or transferring them for free to another person/company. *NO refunds can be issued due to the digital nature of this listing. Please message me with any queries or custom order requests/modifications!
Welcome to DodOddity! Everything in my shop comes from estates of crafters and quilters just like you and me! I have a strong desire to pass along these stashes and reuse what is already out there! Orders of 4 or more of anything earns a 15% discount. Orders of $50 earn 20%, $100 earns 25% and $200 earns 30%! AND, all orders of $35+ earn FREE shipping! Did I mention that I also share stories behind these stashes? It is always an adventure! After much prompting from my Etsy family, I pulled together 33 of my best stales into a book, Fabric Wars. (Also available right here in my shop) The book caught the attention of Janet Szabo who runs a podcast called The Straight Stitch. She interviewed me on Feb 20, 2024, if you enjoy podcasts! It gets crazier... the book also caught the attention of TV producer Yvonne Bernard with Lookout Entertainment in California!! Who knows what could be next.. in the meantime, I'll keep hunting down these forgotten stashes and doing my thing! Now, for CP Wannabe.. First of all, if you are new, you need to go into the Crabby Patty collection in my shop and then Honest Abe and get caught up! Because while I have not seen Crabby Patty since those auctions, she still haunts me and there are still others I have to beat down or GET beat down sometimes. CP Wannabe is not the same caliber; however, she keeps popping up and is definitely interested in what interests me! Once upon a time, CP Wannabe wanted to tempt me to shop her fabric on Facebook Marketplace. She had witnessed the brutal teardown at the Crabby Patty auction and in her mind, I had money to spend. Initially I thought it was fabric that she had just come into, from a family member or something. It feels like a story she told me. I couldn't pay her prices. So, when I ran into her at Yard Cop, she told me she was going to unload a bunch at an online auction. So many reasons why I still wasn't interested. (Read Fabric Wars to hear my grievances towards online auctions.) Now she turns up again at THIS auction. She's a slight woman, easily in her late 60's maybe 70's. She allows herself to "dress her age" in casual slacks and a button-down blouse, her graying haior short and loosely curled, while in my 50's I'm wearing cutoffs and a tank top and Converse, a ponytail down my back, and will until the day I die. We greeted each other, small talk, etc. And, moved on. This house was a large brick home, nicely decorated and full of furniture made by the husband who had a fabulous wood shop in the backyard. Someone in the house also had expensive taste in collecting and those treasures were in the house garage where the Big Bucks set up their chairs. I perused but then took my place at the back garage, I don't usually play with the big boys. The back garage had wood, yes, and machinery and such. It also had tools and lots of boxes of miscellaneous. This garage had a second floor with a wooden ladder-type staircase and apparently it had been full. One thing that I started to find as I dug, was fabric, both outside in boxes on the lawn and tucked in the eaves of that second floor. CP Wannabe was looking, too, digging through the same boxes in the yard. This confused me because I thought she was trying to get rid of fabric, not acquire more. I started to do something that normally annoys me when others do it; I started to sort the fabric in the upstairs into boxes of pieces I wanted and pieces I didn't want. Then I did something I don't normally do; I brought the boxes down into the yard. And CP started to dig some more. The collection that I had pulled together was majority 1980's. It was mostly cotton and blends that were used for clothing, not quilts although there are some pieces that can be used for either. Yes, I bought it all, enough to fill two very large totes and another tote full of tropical and Hawaiian prints, and yes CP bid against me! And not just casually, she was focused and respectable competition. She also has a quiet demeanor, a nonchalance about wins or defeats. She is no fun to beat at all. Spoiler alert... CP Wannabe would continue to show up at my auctions and continue to be competition in all sorts of things that interests us both. What I haven't figured out yet is where, exactly, she is selling her wares. I have this star fabric in red and blue and these two listings are random because of a special request that had me digging through that estate. But it is motivating me to get started on it, so there will be more listings to come!
Bring life to your home with the blue hues of Hayes Wedgewood. This fabric features a woven check pattern. It's fade-resistant. Made of 100% polyester.
Release date: 2024/8/28 Language : Japanese Book: 96 pages Introducing Japanese accessories made with Japanese-patterned fabrics left over from clothing production, old kimono fabrics, and small scraps. The lineup is rich in designs, from pouches and smartphone pouches to accessories inside bags such as pouches and drawstring bags, home accessories to decorate your room, and stylish accessories.
Welcome to DodOddity! Everything in my shop comes from estates of crafters and quilters just like you and me! I have a strong desire to pass along these stashes and reuse what is already out there! Orders of 4 or more of anything earns a 15% discount. Orders of $50 earn 20%, $100 earns 25% and $200 earns 30%! AND, all orders of $35+ earn FREE shipping! Did I mention that I also share stories behind these stashes? It is always an adventure! After much prompting from my Etsy family, I pulled together 33 of my best stales into a book, Fabric Wars. (Also available right here in my shop) The book caught the attention of Janet Szabo who runs a podcast called The Straight Stitch. She interviewed me on Feb 20, 2024, if you enjoy podcasts! It gets crazier... the book also caught the attention of TV producer Yvonne Bernard with Lookout Entertainment in California!! Who knows what could be next.. in the meantime, I'll keep hunting down these forgotten stashes and doing my thing! Now, for CP Wannabe.. First of all, if you are new, you need to go into the Crabby Patty collection in my shop and then Honest Abe and get caught up! Because while I have not seen Crabby Patty since those auctions, she still haunts me and there are still others I have to beat down or GET beat down sometimes. CP Wannabe is not the same caliber; however, she keeps popping up and is definitely interested in what interests me! Once upon a time, CP Wannabe wanted to tempt me to shop her fabric on Facebook Marketplace. She had witnessed the brutal teardown at the Crabby Patty auction and in her mind, I had money to spend. Initially I thought it was fabric that she had just come into, from a family member or something. It feels like a story she told me. I couldn't pay her prices. So, when I ran into her at Yard Cop, she told me she was going to unload a bunch at an online auction. So many reasons why I still wasn't interested. (Read Fabric Wars to hear my grievances towards online auctions.) Now she turns up again at THIS auction. She's a slight woman, easily in her late 60's maybe 70's. She allows herself to "dress her age" in casual slacks and a button-down blouse, her graying haior short and loosely curled, while in my 50's I'm wearing cutoffs and a tank top and Converse, a ponytail down my back, and will until the day I die. We greeted each other, small talk, etc. And, moved on. This house was a large brick home, nicely decorated and full of furniture made by the husband who had a fabulous wood shop in the backyard. Someone in the house also had expensive taste in collecting and those treasures were in the house garage where the Big Bucks set up their chairs. I perused but then took my place at the back garage, I don't usually play with the big boys. The back garage had wood, yes, and machinery and such. It also had tools and lots of boxes of miscellaneous. This garage had a second floor with a wooden ladder-type staircase and apparently it had been full. One thing that I started to find as I dug, was fabric, both outside in boxes on the lawn and tucked in the eaves of that second floor. CP Wannabe was looking, too, digging through the same boxes in the yard. This confused me because I thought she was trying to get rid of fabric, not acquire more. I started to do something that normally annoys me when others do it; I started to sort the fabric in the upstairs into boxes of pieces I wanted and pieces I didn't want. Then I did something I don't normally do; I brought the boxes down into the yard. And CP started to dig some more. The collection that I had pulled together was majority 1980's. It was mostly cotton and blends that were used for clothing, not quilts although there are some pieces that can be used for either. Yes, I bought it all, enough to fill two very large totes and another tote full of tropical and Hawaiian prints, and yes CP bid against me! And not just casually, she was focused and respectable competition. She also has a quiet demeanor, a nonchalance about wins or defeats. She is no fun to beat at all. Spoiler alert... CP Wannabe would continue to show up at my auctions and continue to be competition in all sorts of things that interests us both. What I haven't figured out yet is where, exactly, she is selling her wares. I have this star fabric in red and blue and these two listings are random because of a special request that had me digging through that estate. But it is motivating me to get started on it, so there will be more listings to come!
Pictures don't show it well but the background is mint green. Welcome to DodOddity! Everything in my shop comes from estates of crafters and quilters just like you and me! I have a strong desire to pass along these stashes and reuse what is already out there! Orders of 4 or more of anything earns a 15% discount. Orders of $50 earn 20%, $100 earns 25% and $200 earns 30%! AND, all orders of $35+ earn FREE shipping! Did I mention that I also share stories behind these stashes? It is always an adventure! After much prompting from my Etsy family, I pulled together 33 of my best stales into a book, Fabric Wars. (Also available right here in my shop) The book caught the attention of Janet Szabo who runs a podcast called The Straight Stitch. She interviewed me on Feb 20, 2024, if you enjoy podcasts! It gets crazier... the book also caught the attention of TV producer Yvonne Bernard with Lookout Entertainment in California!! Who knows what could be next.. in the meantime, I'll keep hunting down these forgotten stashes and doing my thing! Now, for CP Wannabe.. First of all, if you are new, you need to go into the Crabby Patty collection in my shop and then Honest Abe and get caught up! Because while I have not seen Crabby Patty since those auctions, she still haunts me and there are still others I have to beat down or GET beat down sometimes. CP Wannabe is not the same caliber; however, she keeps popping up and is definitely interested in what interests me! Once upon a time, CP Wannabe wanted to tempt me to shop her fabric on Facebook Marketplace. She had witnessed the brutal teardown at the Crabby Patty auction and in her mind, I had money to spend. Initially I thought it was fabric that she had just come into, from a family member or something. It feels like a story she told me. I couldn't pay her prices. So, when I ran into her at Yard Cop, she told me she was going to unload a bunch at an online auction. So many reasons why I still wasn't interested. (Read Fabric Wars to hear my grievances towards online auctions.) Now she turns up again at THIS auction. She's a slight woman, easily in her late 60's maybe 70's. She allows herself to "dress her age" in casual slacks and a button-down blouse, her graying haior short and loosely curled, while in my 50's I'm wearing cutoffs and a tank top and Converse, a ponytail down my back, and will until the day I die. We greeted each other, small talk, etc. And, moved on. This house was a large brick home, nicely decorated and full of furniture made by the husband who had a fabulous wood shop in the backyard. Someone in the house also had expensive taste in collecting and those treasures were in the house garage where the Big Bucks set up their chairs. I perused but then took my place at the back garage, I don't usually play with the big boys. The back garage had wood, yes, and machinery and such. It also had tools and lots of boxes of miscellaneous. This garage had a second floor with a wooden ladder-type staircase and apparently it had been full. One thing that I started to find as I dug, was fabric, both outside in boxes on the lawn and tucked in the eaves of that second floor. CP Wannabe was looking, too, digging through the same boxes in the yard. This confused me because I thought she was trying to get rid of fabric, not acquire more. I started to do something that normally annoys me when others do it; I started to sort the fabric in the upstairs into boxes of pieces I wanted and pieces I didn't want. Then I did something I don't normally do; I brought the boxes down into the yard. And CP started to dig some more. The collection that I had pulled together was majority 1980's. It was mostly cotton and blends that were used for clothing, not quilts although there are some pieces that can be used for either. Yes, I bought it all, enough to fill two very large totes and another tote full of tropical and Hawaiian prints, and yes CP bid against me! And not just casually, she was focused and respectable competition. She also has a quiet demeanor, a nonchalance about wins or defeats. She is no fun to beat at all. Spoiler alert... CP Wannabe would continue to show up at my auctions and continue to be competition in all sorts of things that interests us both. What I haven't figured out yet is where, exactly, she is selling her wares.
See how to make corner bookmarks using this easy bookmark sewing tutorial. These diy corner bookmarks are so cute - video tutorial included!
I have been starting my Christmas present happy fun time making. :) I thought I would share some of my new favorite things: book bags! I was going to ask if you wanted a tutorial, then when I was sitting...
DIY Fabric Palazzo Wide-leg Pants Free Sewing Patterns
In this sewing tutorial I will show you how to square up fabric if you need to cut fabric straight. Squaring up fabric usually means straightening fabric before cutting. Sounds simple, right? But in fact this is often a real problem that needs to be addressed. Learning how to cut fabric properly is a huge step toward becoming a better sewist. If you know how to find the grain of fabric and how to square up fabric that’s problematic, your sewing projects will improve tenfold.
Welcome to DodOddity! Everything in my shop comes from estates of crafters and quilters just like you and me! I have a strong desire to pass along these stashes and reuse what is already out there! Orders of 4 or more of anything earns a 15% discount. Orders of $50 earn 20%, $100 earns 25% and $200 earns 30%! AND, all orders of $35+ earn FREE shipping! Did I mention that I also share stories behind these stashes? It is always an adventure! After much prompting from my Etsy family, I pulled together 33 of my best stales into a book, Fabric Wars. (Also available right here in my shop) The book caught the attention of Janet Szabo who runs a podcast called The Straight Stitch. She interviewed me on Feb 20, 2024, if you enjoy podcasts! It gets crazier... the book also caught the attention of TV producer Yvonne Bernard with Lookout Entertainment in California!! Who knows what could be next.. in the meantime, I'll keep hunting down these forgotten stashes and doing my thing! Now, for CP Wannabe.. First of all, if you are new, you need to go into the Crabby Patty collection in my shop and then Honest Abe and get caught up! Because while I have not seen Crabby Patty since those auctions, she still haunts me and there are still others I have to beat down or GET beat down sometimes. CP Wannabe is not the same caliber; however, she keeps popping up and is definitely interested in what interests me! Once upon a time, CP Wannabe wanted to tempt me to shop her fabric on Facebook Marketplace. She had witnessed the brutal teardown at the Crabby Patty auction and in her mind, I had money to spend. Initially I thought it was fabric that she had just come into, from a family member or something. It feels like a story she told me. I couldn't pay her prices. So, when I ran into her at Yard Cop, she told me she was going to unload a bunch at an online auction. So many reasons why I still wasn't interested. (Read Fabric Wars to hear my grievances towards online auctions.) Now she turns up again at THIS auction. She's a slight woman, easily in her late 60's maybe 70's. She allows herself to "dress her age" in casual slacks and a button-down blouse, her graying haior short and loosely curled, while in my 50's I'm wearing cutoffs and a tank top and Converse, a ponytail down my back, and will until the day I die. We greeted each other, small talk, etc. And, moved on. This house was a large brick home, nicely decorated and full of furniture made by the husband who had a fabulous wood shop in the backyard. Someone in the house also had expensive taste in collecting and those treasures were in the house garage where the Big Bucks set up their chairs. I perused but then took my place at the back garage, I don't usually play with the big boys. The back garage had wood, yes, and machinery and such. It also had tools and lots of boxes of miscellaneous. This garage had a second floor with a wooden ladder-type staircase and apparently it had been full. One thing that I started to find as I dug, was fabric, both outside in boxes on the lawn and tucked in the eaves of that second floor. CP Wannabe was looking, too, digging through the same boxes in the yard. This confused me because I thought she was trying to get rid of fabric, not acquire more. I started to do something that normally annoys me when others do it; I started to sort the fabric in the upstairs into boxes of pieces I wanted and pieces I didn't want. Then I did something I don't normally do; I brought the boxes down into the yard. And CP started to dig some more. The collection that I had pulled together was majority 1980's. It was mostly cotton and blends that were used for clothing, not quilts although there are some pieces that can be used for either. Yes, I bought it all, enough to fill two very large totes and another tote full of tropical and Hawaiian prints, and yes CP bid against me! And not just casually, she was focused and respectable competition. She also has a quiet demeanor, a nonchalance about wins or defeats. She is no fun to beat at all. Spoiler alert... CP Wannabe would continue to show up at my auctions and continue to be competition in all sorts of things that interests us both. What I haven't figured out yet is where, exactly, she is selling her wares.
Freespirit Mystic Moonlight Halloween Cat Bat Witches Hat Spell Book Snake Potion Mushroom 100% Cotton Fabric. The piece measures approx. 50cm long x 55cm wide. If you require a larger piece of fabric then simply buy multiples and your order will be cut from the bolt in one piece. x1 Fat Quarter = 1 piece of fabric measuring approx. 50cm long x 55cm wide. x2 Fat Quarters = 1 piece of fabric measuring approx. 50cm long x 110cm wide. x3 Fat Quarters = 1 piece of fabric measuring approx. 75cm long x 110cm wide. x4 Fat Quarters = 1 piece of fabric measuring approx. 100cm long x 110cm wide. For each additional Fat Quarter thereafter, the length of the fabric will increase by approx. 25cm but the width will remain at 110cm. Fabric is suitable for a number of different projects i.e. quilting, patchwork, bags, soft furnishings, dressmaking etc. The images are as close as possible to the actual fabrics, however, different screens etc they may vary slightly. Please feel free to contact me if you require any further information.
If you’re a reader or have a bookworm in your life, you will understand the need for today’s tutorial! Reading is a big part of my life, and since I’m also in the taxi mom phase of parenting, I take books with me everywhere I go. I almost always have a book in the car or tossed into my tote bag, and
I have finally put together my group of tactile samples! From top to bottom and from left to right: 1 Zigzag gathering over a string...
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A curated list of book hand embroidery patterns and things to sew for people who love to read! Free tutorials linked.
