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By now you have cleaned the fridge, sorted your sock drawer and washed the front of the kitchen cabinets…what’s left? more »
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By now you have cleaned the fridge, sorted your sock drawer and washed the front of the kitchen cabinets…what’s left? more »
Continue readingContradicting what I wrote yesterday the 1852 Patchwork pillow doesn’t seem to made of washable materials, but it predates ‘crazy more »
Continue readingI had a request for ‘patchwork’ projects. However patchwork usually just meant pieced projects where smaller pieces of fabric are more »
Continue readingIn my research on recycling and reuse in the home, I collected a lot of scraps about using scrap fabric more »
Continue readingI kept running across “Soap papers” it in my research about traveling. So I went down the rabbit hole. I more »
Continue readingI made this yesterday out of a ten cent coat hanger, and I am delighted with it, I’m going to more »
Continue readingFibers have always been one of the most precious maker materials in the home. Whether fabric started off as yardage more »
Continue readingI put a Scissor Case on my to make list when I became a scissor snob. I wouldn’t be able more »
Continue readingRaggedy Ann was a doll before she was a book character, the book and doll weren’t marketed together for the more »
Continue readingThis “Little Orpan Annie” Doll pattern is from 1924 Handy Hands Book: Happy Occupations for Little Folks, Many things to more »
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