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Feb
7
Ashlee from My So Called Crafty Life turns her smallest vintage feed sack scraps into pretty spool pendants. These pieces are too small to use in a sewing project, but too pretty to throw away. She shares a tutorial showing how she does it. These would make fun presents for your sewy friends! Go to her blog for the tute.
[photo from My So Called Crafty Life]
By Anne Weaver
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Thanks so much for sharing my tiny spool necklaces on your awesome site! Big hugs