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October 23, 2010

Fabric in the Kitchen

I do not sew but making an apron is so easy!  Here are a couple of samples from Helen and Gabriella.  One is using the Tastefully Trim die from the Holiday Mini and the other is made out of Stampin' Up  Candy Cane Fabric.  Absolutely beautiful and you can make matching Hotpads too.  What great gifts again to give to family and friends.

Green and yellow copy  Pink apron copy
Apron copy And why not make some coasters to add to your collection!  These are made out of the Scallop Circle die, batting is in between and then a cross is sewn by machine or hand stitched.  You need 2 scallop circle dies per coaster.Coasters copy

Hotpad copy 
Inky Hugs, Sue

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