Dollarama. This is a store that I should not be left alone to shop in. I went in to buy a pencil sharpener, but came out with that AND glitter, washi tape, Post-Its, a notepad, correction tape, bbq chips (for the hubby), and chestnuts (for me...so yummy).
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Showing posts with label LBA Projects. Show all posts
Sunday, March 01, 2015
Wednesday, July 09, 2014
Make v. Buy: Make if you can and if you care
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Sunday, June 22, 2014
[NEW PRODUCT] Working with ribbons to create floral happiness

If you think you can do it, do it.
I was approached by a friend of mine to create baby, elastic headbands for her niece. While I do have experience working with felt and fabric to create flowers, she wanted them to be made out of ribbon. I said, "Sure! I can do it."
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Wednesday, April 02, 2014
Scent the Scarves
Complete infinity scarves for children and women. CHECK!
Step 1: Select fabrics
Step 2: Cut fabrics into long and short lengths
Step 3: Using a straight stitch, sew scarves
Step 4: Using a ladder stitch, close scarves
Step 5: Re-check scarves for stitch strength and trim loose threads
Step 5: Fold and label scarves
Step 6: Work on another project because there is always something else to do.
TIP: Scent the Scarves.
Step 1: Select fabrics
Step 2: Cut fabrics into long and short lengths
Step 3: Using a straight stitch, sew scarves
Step 4: Using a ladder stitch, close scarves
Step 5: Re-check scarves for stitch strength and trim loose threads
Step 5: Fold and label scarves
Step 6: Work on another project because there is always something else to do.
TIP: Scent the Scarves.
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LBA Projects,
Making to Sell
Sunday, March 30, 2014
Displaying magnets - the dollar store way
I've made 300-ish glass bead magnets prior to planning how to display them at craft shows. There are really only two options when displaying magnets - package multiple together in a clear bag or individually stick them on a magnetic surface. Unless you're making super fancy magnets, boxing them is unnecessary.
My choice - display the magnets individually because...
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