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09/07/2010 08:56 AM
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modern family: Tuesday Tutorial - Birthday Hats
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I knew I couldn't afford to buy more than one, but I could make a bunch for the same price! Which brings me to this week's Tuesday Tutorial. How To Make A Birthday Hat. You will need: 1 12" x 18" rectangle of stiff felt ...
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09/02/2010 12:00 PM
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Offbeat Bride | Mini top hat tutorial
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When its dry, cover it with felt or interface (I used felt because that was on hand), and THEN glue the fabric on top. Here's what it looked like before I glued the fabric on (but after I glued the felt on): Wait for the glue to fully dry before moving on. ... Once you're done with making it look pretty, turn it over and glue the alligator clips onto the bottom of the hat. I guess you could do this before you began decorating too. Whatever works for you. ...
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09/01/2010 09:58 AM
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MODERN BIRTHDAY HAT TUTORIAL - TINY SPROUT PORTRAITS | Tiny Sprout ...
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Some of you might recall Ria mentioning on her blog that I made my daughter's birthday hat, you can see it in this post. I made one for her first birthday too and hope to continue making them for every birthday until she's embarassed by it. ... You could also add buttons along the bottom, or some ric rac, or just a felt strip. Lots of options here, pick one and go for it. Now we just need to add a number! It works best to print out your number and use that as a template. ...
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07/05/2010 06:59 PM
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From The Hive: pirate hat tutorial
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You may find yourself making a whole costume next! Why not add a felt eye patch? If you have any questions, feel free to contact me. Again, I hope you use this tutorial to make a pirate hat for your little one and one for the tutu drive ...
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08/15/2010 07:56 AM
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blue eyed freckle: Birthday hat tutorial.
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Birthday hat tutorial. Materials: cardstock hot glue punches, or stencils? yarn thin elastic ( I bought a spool for about $2) pom-pom maker (you can buy them or make them from cardboard, I have links below) scissors small scrap of felt. ...
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09/07/2010 08:30 AM
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Amanda's Do-It-Yourself Halloween: please share your costume tips ...
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I always felt that my homemade costumes were somehow superior to the ones bought off the shelf. Maybe they were, maybe they weren't; but what matters is how special I felt wearing it to school and to the Halloween parties I was invited to. ... My Cat in the Hat tail was a belt from a fuzzy green robe my mom used to have. She dyed it black with fabric dye. Don't forget to utilize the hundreds of tutorials on the internet of pretty much anything you want to create. ...
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09/07/2010 05:12 AM
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In Stitches » Two new publications you might be interested in
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The eMag also offers three downloadable sock patterns, knitted sock photo galleries with zoom capability, an in-depth tutorial on customizing a sock pattern for the perfect fit, reviews of cashmere sock yarns, and a lot of playful, ... I personally don't felt because (1) I don't knit with wool, and (2) I think felting alpaca would be a waste of expensive sweater yarn, and (3) I have a front-loading washing machine that doesn't agitate the yarn enough to felt it well. ...
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09/06/2010 12:15 PM
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Mini Top Hat Tutorial
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@lovingthebabe92308 Sorry (Dear Daddy) By f(x) and yeah i just use whatever you want :p. #3 by Dpkputtz on July 17, 2010 - 5:16 pm. Quote. cant find firm felt anywhere……..grrrrrrrr. #4 by conniecannibal on July 17, 2010 - 5:37 pm ...
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06/29/2010 07:40 AM
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Make a felt Pixie / Kabouter / Elf hat – mini tutorial « Tracy's ...
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Make a felt Pixie / Kabouter / Elf hat – mini tutorial. 29 June 2010 by Tracy. So chuffed with myself; I made Lili a felt kabouter hat. I couldn't find a pattern I liked on the internet. Also, the only felt I could get in town was ...
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11/16/2009 03:00 AM
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Make it Do Gift: Felt Poinsettia
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There's a front and back view, with a hair clip attached. I like that this flower is flexible, I can easily pull out the hair clip and I can slip in a broach pin to wear on a sweater, hat or scarf. IMG_8362. Here it is pinned on a sweater… ... November 16, 2009 at 8:55 AM. [...] Calli from Make It Do shows how to make this festive felt poinsettia hairclip. She uses parchment paper to trace the pattern to ensure accurate cutting. Go to the tutorial. [...] ...
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