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A bed with a duvet cover with a black background and orange tigers underneath trees with orange blossoms has boho pillows in the same colors at the top. Orange curtains are on the window to the left and yellow crane wallpaper is on the wall behind the bed.
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Set the Table with Beautiful DIY Scalloped Reversible Placemats

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How To Make Baby Shoes With Spoonflower Fabric and Pattern 

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Two images seperated by a diagonal white line illustrating the before and after of a reupholstered settee.
Reupholster a Settee and Create a Stunning Custom Look

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How to Make DIY Heatless Hair Curler

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7 Tips to Pair Wallpaper With Paint Beautifully

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Danika's mom wears a caftan and stands next to some pink flowers. The caftan features hot pink and orange cabanas on a white background.
Make Your Own Easy Summer Caftan Dress with Danika Herrick

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Finished cookies and beetles backpacks with fabric love notes
How to Make a Small Backpack: Tutorial & Free PDF Pattern

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The finished room. The designs on the art, bedding and headboards are light pink and green florals. A pink bedside table with a bouquet of bright flowers to the left and a yellow lamp to the right is between the two beds.
3 Easy Customizable Decor Projects With Peel and Stick Wallpaper

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How to Make a Dog Bandana and Pet Bowtie – Free Tutorial & Sewing Pattern

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How to Make a Quilted Jacket in 2 Easy Ways

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Image of the finished rectangular dog bed made in fabric that is white with black cow-print shapes. The bed has a rectangular base and a U-shaped bolster at the back and two sides. A small white dog is sitting on top of the bed.
How To Make A Bolster Dog Bed

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How to Create a Whimsical Tea Party Tablescape

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Colorful tea towels hanging on wall hooks
Fat Quarters: The Essential Guide to What They Are and How to Use Them

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Refresh Your Room with a DIY Window Valance

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How to Print Your Photos on Fabric for Embroidery (and Beyond!)

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Discover Spoonflower’s Throw Pillows, Blankets and Curtains

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Ditch the Posterboard: Make a Fabric Research Poster in 2 Easy Steps

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Cora the Mermaid by Cerigwen
5 Adorable Cut and Sew Fat Quarter Projects

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Design Your Own Quilt Labels

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DIY Christmas Decorations For Handmade Holiday Magic

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DIY Reversible Bucket Hat Tutorial + Free Pattern

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How to Turn Handwritten Recipes into Tea Towels

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Visible Mending 101: Extend the Life of Your Wardrobe With This Simple Trick

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A sewing pattern on top of fabric featuring a cheetah pattern
Make Your Own Clothes: Essential Tips and Sewing Basics for Beginners

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The top of a quilt label sewn to the bottom left corner of a quilt has a navy box with a white crescent moon and small white stars that says “For your first dreams” in a white cursive font. In a white box underneath the navy box, someone has written “Welcome, Baby Ida! Love, Aunt Sarah” in black pen. The quilt has a yellow and white fabric border and a delicate pink floral print on one side and a pattern with crescent moons and clouds with sleepy eyes and soft smiles on the other.
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How to Make a Quilted Jacket in 2 Easy Ways

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Two white pillows with blue fabric trim around the edges with white stars sit on two chairs covered by white slipcovers with the same fabric trim at the bottom of the chairs’ dust ruffles. The chairs sit in a living room corner with a window behind them that has blue-and-white curtain panels on either side. A small wooden stand sits between the two chairs; it has a stack of books and large floral arrangement on it. The pillows have the banding trim sewn on to the white fabric and the chair dust raffles have the no-sew banded layout added to the white fabric, which mimics banding trim being added separately.
How to Create Banding Trim and Add It to Furniture and Home Decor

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How to Make a Zipper Pouch

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The Insider’s Guide to Sewing Belgian Linen™️

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Top Tips for Sewing with Heavyweight Fabrics

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