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Sewing and Inspiration Blogs
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Netherlands Tour4 days ago
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42 Lovely Heart Quilt Pattern Ideas - If you’re looking to infuse a little love into your next quilting escapade, nothing captures the essence of warmth, love, and affection quite like heart qu...2 days ago
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Jack o' Lantern Pumpkin Flower Vases & Arrangements - Don't throw out that old pumpkin or carved Jack o'Lantern just yet! As long as it's still fresh, why not transform it into a fabulous Halloween flower...6 days ago
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ORIGINAL art sale! - I've got a fun little sale on originals and samples! With all the classes and videos that I film, ideas that I like wo...4 weeks ago
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Baby Lock Sashiko Machine Project ~ Scarf - In the morning and in the evening it is getting a bit chilly where I live. I prefer cold weather to hot weather (the heat sucks out my energy) and I am an...5 weeks ago
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Sweet Potato Costume - [image: Baby Sweet Potato costume! Brilliant and so easy - Rae Gun Ramblings]Ever seen a cuter sweet potato than this little baby in a homemade five minute...5 weeks ago
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13 Olympic Games Printable Party Decor from Tip Junkie! {free!} - Celebrating the excitement of The Olympics with your family and friends just became a breeze! Here are 13 Olympic Games printable party decorations you c...3 months ago
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Upcycled Sweater Headband DIY - When the weather gets chilly, keeping warm is super important. Coats, scarves, hats, earmuffs, sweaters… layering up is the best way to keep off the cold...3 months ago
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Mary Logue: My Life in Rugs - Textile artist Mary Logue recently had an exhibition at the Textile Center. I knew her first as a writer of mysteries, and she has also written poetry, and...6 months ago
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Fancy Finishing with French Wire - Using French Wire to finish designs is one of the easiest ways to add strength, durability, and a professional look to your knotted and strung designs. ...11 months ago
Health, Fitness and Cooking Blogs I Follow
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Lunatic Dog11 hours ago
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glazed apple cider doughnut cake2 weeks ago
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DIY Bee House Using Scrap Lumber1 month ago
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An Update (Why I’ve Been Gone)6 months ago
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