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Category Archives: Repurpose
Fit and Fabulous T-shirt Remake
It started as an Old Navy men’s XXL T-shirt. The Cerulean Blue color caught my eye – and the $6 price tag sealed the deal. McCall’s 6747 was used for the Fit and Fabulous T-shirt. After cutting apart the XXL … Continue reading
Black and White and Carried All Over…
My sister travels. A lot. So for Christmas, I wanted to make her a Carry-On Bag that met her needs using the Scrap Bag Bag Pattern. Christmas came and went and as sometimes happens, the gift was not completed in … Continue reading
Posted in Accessories, Bags, Purses, Repurpose, Sewing, Stash Couture
Tagged satchel bag, Sewing Carry-On Bag, Sewing luggage
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A Manly, but still Secure, Luggage Tag
Colorful Secure Luggage Tags were the gifts of the 2014 Christmas Season. However, even the added level of security they provide could not convince my husband to attach something that colorful to his dark masculine (AKA: boring) luggage. So he … Continue reading
Posted in Accessories, Luggage tags, Repurpose, Scrap Couture, Sewing, Stash Couture, Tutorial
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Environmentally Sensitive Sewing
Being an environmental engineer in my other life, I have decided we needlartists are an environmentally sensitive group… Reduce – We only buy only what we need! (can’t even say that with a straight face!) Reuse – In a word … Continue reading
Posted in Accessories, Home Decor, Repurpose, Sewing
Tagged Cloth napkin sewing. Sewing cloth napkins.
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Tilton Tunic goes to college…
Vogue 8876 is another pattern with interesting lines from Marcy Tilton. I d0 not need a dress – I do need another logo top – with longer sleeves. The cold season has descended and all the previously sewn sleeveless and … Continue reading
Posted in Clothing, Repurpose, Scrap Couture, Sewing, Stash Couture
Tagged Marcy Tilton Top, sewing logo tops, TIlton Tunic with logos, Vogue 8876
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Vogue 8817 Logo Top
Logo T-shirts are rarely (OK, never) included on the “must have” fashion list. Yet, we know supporting our children’s endeavors is important, so Logo T-shirts full our closets! I have been revising Logo T-shirts into more flattering options for more … Continue reading
Posted in Repurpose, Sewing, T-shirt remake
Tagged logo tshirt reconstruction, Tilton t-shirt, Tilton tshirt, tshirt reconstruction, vogue 8817
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Two hundred+ Ties
A family member collected over 200 ties while working as a FBI agent. After he retired, the ties were forwarded my way to create a quilt. Most of the ties were 1980s and 1990s vintage. If you were not around … Continue reading
Even Simpler Secure Luggage Tags
Secure and Simple: The best type of Luggage Tag! Because the tag is made to hang closed, your personal information is not available while traveling! All that is required for this very simple (and secure) luggage tag is: Fabric Scrap … Continue reading
Luggage Tags: Stash Couture and Secure
Travel and security seem almost synonymous anymore. Yet it was surprising to learn that all those beautiful open-faced fabric luggage tags are of concern as they show personal information. So today’s post is a tutorial for making secure fabric luggage … Continue reading
Dorm Room Pillows
“I’ve decided to change the colors of my room.” Words that make every Destashifying Mother smile and head to the sewing room. “No more purple and teal. I think I want blue and yellow. Send me my blue comforter … Continue reading
Posted in Accessories, Home Decor, Repurpose, Sewing, Sewing for a Teenager, Stash Couture
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