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Aug
15
Carrie from This Mama Makes Stuff shares her idea for turning her fabric scraps into a fun activity for a little one. The fabric scraps are turned into clothes for a printed paper doll. Get the how-to.
[photo from This Mama Makes Stuff]
[tags]sewing, tutorial, fabric, scrap, paperdoll, paper, doll[/tags]
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Comments
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Now that is a neat idea. A great way to recycle those scrap pieces of material. Thanks for the links to the article.