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Nov
15
Kids’ imaginations go to places that grown-up minds could never reach. It’s Always Sunny shows how you can harness that imagination and let kids design and sew their own monster softie. They’ll be so proud of their end results, and you’ll get a little window into their wild imaginations! Go to the tutorial.
[photo from It's Always Sunny]
[tags]sewing, tutorial, kids, children, design, monster, softie[/tags]
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- Tutorial: Monster softie stepping stool
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- Tutorial: Wild Thing hat
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