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Sep
3
You may think there’s not much that can be made with a 5-inch square of fabric, but when you collect a stack of 5-inch fabric squares (a charm pack) it turns out that there’s a lot you can do with them. Fabric Family and Fun has compiled a list of 25 things that can be made from charm packs. Read more at Fabric Family and Fun.
[photo from Fabric Family and Fun]
[tags]sewing, tutorial, fabric, charm, pack[/tags]
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