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A bag for holding those plastic bags from grocery stores etc. make out of a leg from denim jeans....put a quilt block in the middle, or embroidery, or iron on patch...make a handle to hang over a peg or nail. i can think of many ways to make one. Or decorate.
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Originally Posted by feffertim
(Post 5528163)
here is my tutee for super easy tissue holders. They are very easy, fast and really cute. http://www.quiltingboard.com/tutoria...r-t107636.html
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Every winter I make bags and fill with rice sometimes add a removable pillowcase to cover it. Pop in the microwave for a few minutes and you have a nice warm heatie, as I call them. I use when I'm not feeling well or when I'm cold. I have about 7. And I made some smaller ones for my head and eyes that I keep in the freezer, they are wonderful when I have migraines, and I have about 7 of those too...
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If you have some used zippers, how about zipper flowers, or fabric flowers. Their fast and easy plus cheap to make. I'm constantly getting compliments on mine. Just google either one.
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How about pot holders - with the RIGHT batting - quick and easy! They don't always have to be square...sorry I don't have pictures (yet) but I have made some that are the shape of the animal I have in mind...
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I always use insulbrite and a layer of white felt in my pot holders. I love the insulbrite. It cuts out most of the heat.
Originally Posted by rj.neihart
(Post 5529933)
How about pot holders - with the RIGHT batting - quick and easy! They don't always have to be square...sorry I don't have pictures (yet) but I have made some that are the shape of the animal I have in mind...
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These are a great idea. They go together fast and can be made in many sizes.
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You could make the snappy bags with tissue holder inside of it. Make them match for special people.
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Have you tried the website called favecrafts.com? They have all kinds of ideas for making things & now they are giving ideas for holiday things to make. Check it out & see if you find anything that is of interest to you. Mary C, birdhsequilts
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Originally Posted by pattypurple
(Post 5526432)
I had the ladies in my group make these at Christmas last year. They all enjoyed the results.monly need is a small amount of fabric and needle and thread.
http://www.sewingandbeyond.com/userf...%20Folding.pdf The hexagons can be sewn together to make ornaments |
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