Xmas Items
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Since my friends and I go on bus tours every year, I decided to make them travel pillows using the 'Fruit Ladies' on them and a zipper on them so they can be removed and washed. I also made them potato bags and corn bags using a special chemical free batting so that it won't catch on fire in the microwave.
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Table toppers and runners. Bed runners are really popular, and not at all difficult. I made sofa runners for myself because my little dog gets up on the back of the sofa to watch what is going on in her world outdoors. They were fast and easy. Might even try sets with arm covers too.
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I have been working on some wine bags from the Moda Bakeshop site. http://www.modabakeshop.com/2011/02/...gift-bags.html I found that I did not need to use the charm packs, though I did on some of them. On some I cut my fabric 12 1/2 by 14 inchches for the outside and lining. By putting giant rickrack in the seam for the top, it made them festive with lots less cutting and sewing. They are tied with decorative ribbon with a holiday decoration attached. I even making some for Halloween to give with bottles of sparkling cider to neighbors.
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I have a friends who do dish clothes, chenille with homespun. I watched her sell every single one she made. 5.00 a pop. also her cat beds.
With the economy I would keep it small and offer less expensive items. That what seems to sell the best out here.
With the economy I would keep it small and offer less expensive items. That what seems to sell the best out here.
#69
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Join Date: Feb 2011
Location: Southwestern Ontario
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OMG you have to ask?? lol Just from all the postings here and all the sites people share I have a favorites list I'll never get them all done!! My problem is picking just a few and sticking with them. .we have a Christmas craft show coming up at work, and I want to do some table toppers, potholders, and then I found a pattern for sewn slippers from flanellette that I thought would be something different that nobody else would be making. Now I just have to stay off this board so I can get something accomplished!!!
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