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#41
Originally Posted by scrapsoftime
Here's a tutorial for cute water bottle holders:
http://pinkchalkstudio.com/blog/2006...ottle-carrier/
What about little cases that could be pencil cases or cosmetic cases? They're fast/easy!
http://pinkchalkstudio.com/blog/2006...ottle-carrier/
What about little cases that could be pencil cases or cosmetic cases? They're fast/easy!
#42
Originally Posted by bitty39
Hi All
Does anyone have any fab ideas for a stall I am having at my sons school Mothers Day Shopping night - have big cushions and bags and pincushions but just thought there may be some other ideas out there!
Thanks!
Does anyone have any fab ideas for a stall I am having at my sons school Mothers Day Shopping night - have big cushions and bags and pincushions but just thought there may be some other ideas out there!
Thanks!
#43
I have sold at a few craft fairs...usually table runners, placemats, coasters to match (I make hexagon shapes), the little tissue holders for your purse sell for $2 w/5 tissues. I have a pattern for allover baby bibs, which velcros at back of neck and ankles...usually a big hit at $7 or $8 here in So. Cal.
Good Luck!
Good Luck!
#44
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Originally Posted by no1jan
These are all wonderful ideas! :thumbup:
I would also make corn therapy bags as they are big sellers! You can buy the "cow corn" in your local farm feed store. It is not that expensive and I like corn better than rice because of the smell. The corn when placed in a microwave smells like popcorn. Here is a link on how to make them.
http://www.microwavecornbags.com/pattern.htm
Just keep in mind you want something you can make pretty fast and doesn't cost a lot to make.
I make a pincushion/scrap and thread holder for my quilting friends. They all love them and I can make them out of my scrap material I have left over.
Here are my directions. Once you get the hang of it, it doesn't take long at all to make.
I have attached a document on how to make the pincushion/scrap bag.
I would also make corn therapy bags as they are big sellers! You can buy the "cow corn" in your local farm feed store. It is not that expensive and I like corn better than rice because of the smell. The corn when placed in a microwave smells like popcorn. Here is a link on how to make them.
http://www.microwavecornbags.com/pattern.htm
Just keep in mind you want something you can make pretty fast and doesn't cost a lot to make.
I make a pincushion/scrap and thread holder for my quilting friends. They all love them and I can make them out of my scrap material I have left over.
Here are my directions. Once you get the hang of it, it doesn't take long at all to make.
I have attached a document on how to make the pincushion/scrap bag.
#46
I went into Moda's bakeshop and they have lots of ideas and patterns. I made the itty-bitty bags for my granddaughter's
friends.http://www.modabakeshop.com/2008/12/recipes.html
friends.http://www.modabakeshop.com/2008/12/recipes.html
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