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Nov
30
Dogwood Lane shares a fun idea for an advent calendar. Instead of pockets or envelopes, her advent calendar is a fabric chain. Each day, a new link gets added to the chain. By the time Christmas arrives, she’ll have a lovely garland hanging across her fireplace. Want to find out how to make one? She’s got a tutorial. Get the how-to.
[photo from Dogwood Lane]
Technorati Tags: sewing, tutorial, advent, calendar, fabric, chain, Christmas, scrap, garland
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