Hello again! Looking for ideas.
#11
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Join Date: Feb 2014
Location: Wis
Posts: 5,928
(Quote)Great to see you on here still. Can't wait to see what you have been making! Where in Wi are you?[/
Amy -I’m from the Modern Guild at Blue Bar. Anyway my message was incomplete. I meant to say I made fabric boxes out of the selvedges! What a ditz. They were pretty easy.
Anyway, maybe I’ll see you again sometime at a meeting!
Amy -I’m from the Modern Guild at Blue Bar. Anyway my message was incomplete. I meant to say I made fabric boxes out of the selvedges! What a ditz. They were pretty easy.
Anyway, maybe I’ll see you again sometime at a meeting!
#15
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Join Date: Nov 2010
Location: Utah
Posts: 2,093
One year I made Sweet Pea Pods by Lazy Girl Designs. I think those were better liked than some of my others. They're pretty easy to make a big batch of. And they're useful.
Another fun and useful thing to make for my co-workers, was iron cozies.
#16
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Join Date: Aug 2011
Posts: 3,726
Here is the thread I posted on this board on how to make a Chap-Stick cozy:
5 minute gift idea
I also did a demo at our guild on this fast gift idea.
5 minute gift idea
I also did a demo at our guild on this fast gift idea.
#17
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Join Date: Aug 2011
Posts: 3,726
Bowl cozies are wonderful gifts !
Please share your tried and true method of making bowl cozies. I received one from a quilting friend and use it every time I have a bowl of Hot soup. My bowl cozy is made of lofty batting...please advise what you have found to work well. I will be gifting these this Christmas.
#19
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Join Date: Jul 2019
Location: northern minnesota
Posts: 2,480
umm...I have an embroidery machine and I used to make folks who started working where I did, an embroidered butterfly to hang in their cubics...it was interesting to see that folks always hang them up! Rug mugs would be fun too if you work in an office. umm...I also like getting home made holiday cards from some of my friends...they just used little fabric scraps stitched onto paper to make them.