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Scrap fabric at least 6 ″ x12 ″ for each spider, 1 package of Lion Brand Yarn Cotton Bon Bons, googly eyes, spider web mat (fond mine in the dollar section of Target).

Not exact matches

I just cut and sew the size I need and then make a series of button holes around the top and thread it with grosgrain ribbon (which I can usually find «end of spool» discounts at the local cloth store... also the scraps section of the fabric store is a great place to find inexpensive fabric to make the bags).

If you have a lot of fabric scraps lying around, you might want to try your hand at string quilting (strip piecing).

This is a fantastic way to use up your smallest fabric scraps and be introduced to quilting techniques at the same time.

Fabric scraps (at least 3 ″ x2 1/2 ″) Sewing machine / thread / scissors Hair clip Wire (I used the kind for jewelry making) Hot glue Paint chips (optional)

Or grab a few great fabric scraps and follow this step - by - step DIY from Jackie at Crafting A Green World to customize a plain container.

-LSB-...] jersey and how to make a twirly ribbon skirt from scrap fabric and ribbon at Prudent Baby, or how to turn any pajamas into a clown costume at Rookie -LSB-...]

Since many of you are also setting up trees this weekend, you can set your kids at a table with these fabric scrap decoupage ornaments and let them go to town.

Hint: Two are things you can get inexpensively at the grocery store, one you can make from scrap fabric, and the last is something you'll use for years and years at the beach!

Keep your eyes open at thrift shops and second - hand stores for ribbons, buttons, yarn, beads, artificial flowers and fabric scraps.

Try your hand at this Fabric Scrap Bird Ornament.

I made no sew liners out of fleece that I bought from the scrap bin at my local fabric store.

Make use of all your extra fabric with fun fabric scrap projects, you'll be amazed at what you can come up with!

Between you and me, these napkins and napkin rings came in at $ 1 per place setting because I had a handy 50 % off coupon for the napkin fabric, and I used some scrap fabric already on hand for the napkin rings.

Why stop at a little bit of patterned fabric when you can create a DIY Rag Fabric Banner with scraps from your fabric when you can create a DIY Rag Fabric Banner with scraps from your Fabric Banner with scraps from your stash?

MATERIALS USED: 1 Black turtleneck (or something similar) 1 pair of tight black pants 1 foot of stretchy fake black leather (found at JoAnn Fabrics) Scissors Fabric glue Small scraps of silver foil fabric (found at JoAnn's) Scraps of cardstock Silver adhesive foil Power - tac or hot glFabric glue Small scraps of silver foil fabric (found at JoAnn's) Scraps of cardstock Silver adhesive foil Power - tac or hot glscraps of silver foil fabric (found at JoAnn's) Scraps of cardstock Silver adhesive foil Power - tac or hot glfabric (found at JoAnn's) Scraps of cardstock Silver adhesive foil Power - tac or hot glScraps of cardstock Silver adhesive foil Power - tac or hot glue gun

Contemporary art is comprised of a variety of materials, we know that, but in three or four days at the fairs — more than, say, in a month in Chelsea — you see it all: string, twine, thread, clay, silicone, wax, rubber, wood scraps, wood shims, metal, resins, glass, wire, pins, needles, buttons, stuffing, mattresses, carpet, glazed ceramic, fabric, plywood, rolled paper, glue tiles, boxes, chains, lace — shall I go on?

The collage book shown above was made with envelopes, scrap paper and fabric, by a student during a group visit program at our warehouse.

In 1987, Rauschenberg's emergency set for Brown's Lateral Pass (1985) at the Teatro di San Carlo, Naples, utilized scrap metal and fabric to create temporary hanging sculptures for the stage.

Or maybe it's that down - east guard - dog the Mercer curators have posted at the entrance of their gallery: Colette Urban's hound (the artists have nicknamed him Spot), a rather sinister, lifesize statue made of branches and twigs, worn feathers, scraps of fabric, all lashed together with twine and wire, and standing in a circle of plaited, dry grass.

CDs, pens, bolts of fabric, clothing, plastic bits from manufacturing processes... anything that can be turned into something else is welcome at SCRAP.

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Between you and me, these napkins and napkin rings came in at $ 1 per place setting because I had a handy 50 % off coupon for the napkin fabric, and I used some scrap fabric already on hand for the napkin rings.

The colors were woven through everything from our cute little polka dot paper plates I found at Target, to our delicious packets of Tazo tea and fun fruity cold drinks to our springy TJ Maxx tablecloths, loads of fabric scraps for our craft making spring flower pins, and the absolutely gorgeous tulips and flowers we had in mason jars throughout the room.

My headboard is nothing more than lumber scraps I got at Home Depot for less than a dollar with some batting and fabric stapled to it.

These could easily be made up for favors at a children's party and I love that I could use up some of my fabric scraps.