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Bean Bags

sewing instructioins to make bean bags from scrap fabric

Great beginner sewing project or just make some to use up those left over scraps of fabric.

Craft with Food

Fall leaf coaster made from cork and paint
Fall

Tom the turkey can made from a recycled coffee can and craft foam - easy Thanksgiving craft
Thanksgiving

Antler headband craft made from ribbon and craft foam
Christmas

Learn to sew an elf ornament with a free pattern and instructions from Craft Elf
Ornaments

Winter craft project - turn a recycled koolaide container into a snowman
Winter

Step by step cooking and assembly instructions to make a gingerbread house
Gingerbread Houses

Baby shower party favor craft instructions
Party Favors


Learn to sew a sofa door stop weighted with a brick and decorated with a bunny, teddy or other animal
Sewing

Make a picture frame from disposable ashtrays - easy kids craft - great Mother's day craft
General

learn to make airfreshners from teddy bears and wax

Intermediate

free crochet pattern - stuffed octopus
Knit & Crochet

No sew knot wreath made from fabric strips and a recycled coat hanger
Wreaths

Easy kids craft - beaded heart pin for Valentine's Day
Valentine's Day

Easy St. Patrick's Day craft - Pot of gold at the end of the rainbow
St. Patrick's Day


Easy kids Easter craft - Bunny made from Styrofoam balls
Easter

4th of July craft project - Star napkin holder made from Styrofoam
4th of July

Toilet tissue pumpkin - easy kids Halloween craft
Halloween


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Sewing Info & Tips


Materials:   

  • Small amount of fabric

  • Needle & thread

  • Any one of the following:   
          … Poly Pellets (sold in craft dept. with doll supplies)
          … Uncooked rice
          … Un-popped popcorn
          … Dried beans
     

 

1) Cut two 5" squares from fabric.

2) With right sides together and starting at least ½" before one of the corners, sew around using a 1/4" seam. Be sure to leave an opening for turning and filling.

3) Clip corners and turn right side out.

4) Poke corners from inside with a pencil or chopstick.

5) Fill most of the way with filling material of your choice.

6) Sew opening closed.

 Printable Instructions

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