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Dec
16
There may be only 9 days till Christmas, but there’s still plenty of time for Christmas sewing – especially if you’re making this super easy fabric garland. Use it on your tree or use it on a present. Lazy Girl Designs has instructions for this fabric garland on her blog. She shows it in squares, but it’s easy enough to adapt to any shape.
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