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How to Make a Fabric Bouquet from Scraps
Make a sweet, fabric bouquet from your stash of fabric scraps. They’re a cute decoration for your house or as a gift. More
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How to Make Waxed Fabric
The process is simple, the results are natural (although NOT vegan), and when you’re finished, you’ll have a sturdy, water-resistant fabric that you can sew into whatever you like. More
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DIY Turmeric Dye for Fabric (+ washing instructions!)
Did you know that turmeric is great for dyeing fabric? Here’s how to make turmeric dye and how to care for your dyed fabric. More
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4 Ways Fabric Paint can Revamp Plain Fabric
Got some plain old fabric in your stash that needs a little love? Check out these fabric paint techniques to give it a little more pizazz! More
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How-to: Organic Terrycloth Hooded Towel with Applique
There’s nothing like hopping out of the pool and into a comfy, soft, bounteous towel.
But big beach towels are hard for little kids to manage, and that bleached, dyed terrycloth can be scratchy and harsh on damp, delicate skin.
It’s an organic terrycloth hooded towel to the rescue! More
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How-to: Organic Flannel Graphic Pillowcase with an Envelope Back
Let’s say you need a pillowcase. You need it to be organic, because a loved one is going to be mushing her face into it for eight hours every night.
You need it to be soft, because you want your loved one to be comfy so that she gets that whole eight hours.
Oh, and you need it to be awesome, because your loved one is pretty stinkin’ awesome. More
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Fab Fabrics: New Line of Organic Prints from Sara Lee Parker
Sara Lee Parker creates beautiful organic fabrics, and she just released a new line! More
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Fab Fabrics: Hand-Printed Organic Cotton from Sarah Waterhouse
Sarah Waterhouse hand prints her cheery – and sometimes cheeky – designs onto every yard of organic cotton that she creates. More
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Is Hemp Legalization in the U.S. Coming Soon?
Hemp legalization is closer to becoming a reality for U.S. farmers! More
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5 Fab Fabrics from Unusual Sources
We talk a lot about sustainable fabrics around here, both as part of our Fab Fabrics series and when we’re sharing tutorials. A quick scan through our archives turns up the usual suspects: hemp, organic cotton, recycled felt, jute, linen, and – of course – vintage fabrics. But every once in a while we run across a fabulous fabric that’s from more of an offbeat source. More
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