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Posted by Sarah McFarland Celebrate with free projects, contests, and giveaways during sewing's month in the spotlight
- Sep 2
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Find out which CraftStylish members will be receiving a copy of this new book.
- Sep 2
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This necklace indulges in the primary colors of Autumn and flirts with an assymetrical yellow beaded rectangle and 3 beaded beads as well as having a fantastic multi colored rosette as a focal point.
- Sep 1
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Posted by April M. Mohr Try dyeing your fabric to get the exact color you want.
- Sep 1
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Beautiful handmade cluster and bracelet set. Multi colured and vibrant.... If you are looking to stand out from the rest then theseare for you! Earrings have a drop of approx. 7cm, bracelet measures approx 20cm http://www.rebeljewel.comFollow me on
- Sep 1
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Posted by Kenneth King People asked to see the rest of the ensemble after seeing the post of the Fortuny shirt. I don't have a good photo of the jeans just yet, but here's a cute one of the jacket, taken at a recent Threads photo shoot.
- Sep 1
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Learn how to make a jacket from a pattern in part 1 of this 2 part final episode of the Theads' Teach Yourself to Sew series.
- Aug 31
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Posted by Victoria North Learn how to follow a pattern to make a jacket in part one of this two part final project from our beginner sewing series.
- Aug 31
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Oh My Goodness! I am in BEAD Magazine - UK - Issue 24 in their Gallery with this piece!!! What an Honor! I am so excited!!! Wow!! My Mesmerize piece is in there to! Wendy
- Aug 31
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Coral, jade, howlite pendant, sterling silver clasp.
- Aug 31
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Posted by Kenneth King I came into a large piece of Fortuny printed cotton recently. I chose to make a shirt, which presented a challenge when finishing the armhole.
- Aug 30
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My mother and I chose the bold darker blue beads to make the necklace pop while the silver synthetic thread sets a calmer tone to the overall necklace and the honey colored sand beads create a soft and subtle accent.
- Aug 30
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