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This has been a week of yarn finishes, here at Rainbow Hare and my sewing friends have probably seen enough of these but I’m posting them again because I’d like to link up with Tami’s Amis for Fo Friday First a crochet finish – the stats for this crochet blanket are all in last week’s […]
Read More…1. Vintage Caravan Sewing Machine Cover Pattern 1, 2. Vintage Caravan Sewing Machine Cover Pattern 2, 3. Vintage Caravan Sewing Machine Cover Pattern 3, 4. crochet cushion 4, 5. crochet cushion 3, 6. DSCN09crochet cushion 2, 7. crochet bag 2, 8. crochet bag 1, 9. Birthday Bear Paw Wishing you a Happy Beltane/May Day/Fresh Sewing […]
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A Version 1 pattern for my Vintage Caravan Sewing Machine Cover is now available. I am hoping to release the final version for sale, together with these instructions, in a few weeks but, in the meantime, you can download it for 50p The final version has been released and now costs £4.00 in my Etsy Shop. […]
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This isn’t 100% finished but I’ve somehow fallen out of the loop and it’s so long since I joined in with any sewing linky parties, I decided that it’s finished enough. I think a little more embellishment would be nice but I haven’t decided on all the details yet. EDITED TO ADD: Thank you all […]
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This is a very quick and easy pattern for a warm scarf measuring 6″ |16 cm) X 62″ (160 cm). It is very warm and stretchy and so simple that you can pick it up and put it down and do a few rows here and there whilst you’re making supper / waiting for your […]
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This is a very quick and simple, no bells and whistles, circle applique tute requiring nothing but fabric, scissors, needle, thread and a piece of card – a cereal packet is perfect – and a glass/bowl/plate to draw around. I’m posting it, here, because several people have asked me how I do my dresden centres. […]
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This is what you need + a dab of glue (not shown). Cut a length of string to hang the heart up and tie the ends together and cut out two heart shapes. I made mine about 5″, which seemed a manageable size to sew and fit a small gift inside. I found it […]
Read More…This takes only 8 or 10 lines of stitching depending which casing option you choose! (Note: The fabric I used is called calico in the UK but I think some of you might know as muslin. If someone could let me know, I’ll edit. It’s a very inexpensive medium weight cotton which sometimes still has […]
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(There are tutorials for these very quick and easy calico bags and hanging stars at the end of this post) Welcome to Rainbow Hare Quilts for my day on the Thursday Think Tank Holiday Hop! In case you’ve missed any of the hop posts so far, here is the schedule: 1. November 1 – Making […]
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