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Soda can cozies (koozies) don’t HAVE to advertise law firms, auto shops, or beer. You can make your own out of your favorite fabric, with a free pattern from Dorinda from Flower Girl Designs. Get the free pattern.
[photo from Flower Girl Designs]
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If you’re passionate about sewing, then you won’t want to miss the Books That Have a Sewing Theme post on Pink Hollybush Designs. This carefully curated list of books isn’t just about fabric and thread, it’s about the art and culture of sewing, offering inspiration, stories, and even sewing tips through beautifully crafted pages.
From novels where sewing plays a central role to insightful books that explore the history and techniques of sewing, this list has something for everyone. Whether you’re looking for new reading material to fuel your sewing passion or want to dive into sewing-related fiction, these books offer a rich mix of creativity and craftsmanship.
As a sewist, you’ll love the unique perspective these books bring to the world of sewing. Each one can spark fresh ideas for your next project or offer a deeper understanding of the sewing community. Plus, it’s always fun to combine your love for crafting with a great story!
Check out the full list of sewing-themed books on Pink Hollybush Designs and find your next favorite read. Click here to explore the list.
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Thanks for the free pattern! I love this idea, its fun and I’ll always know which can is mine. Your awesome for sharing!
It seems like several steps are missing, can you please be more specific towards the end, the steps you list don’t make sense
This question is best asked to the project designer. (The site I linked to in this post.) But from looking at her directions, the steps are all there. She’s making something that wraps around the sides of the can but does not have a bottom. That may be what is confusing you. –Anne