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Project from SewStylish Gifts to Make 2007, page 33. |
So with scissors in hand, I started cutting out the articles I wanted to keep, and began putting them in a notebook. I put the tips in a file box on cards with dividers on various topics so they can be easily accessed. And then I hit a few snags: I cannot put scissors to my SewStylish Magazines as they are so well organized. I cannot cut my Sew Beautiful Magazines, because as the title indicates, they are so beautiful. I did well with my Scrapbook magazines until I got to my digital favorites, same reasons as above. However, I made great progress.
With the remaining magazines, I decided to pick a few different projects, and challenge myself to make at least one project every month. I showed several projects to club members. These members have now have dug out their copies, or ordered back issues (okay, that could be considered a set back) and we have been picking projects and making them every month.
Take a look through your pile of back issues and see if you don't already own it: "Sewstylish gifts to make" Holiday 2007 issue
I have provided the link so you can see what the cover looks like. (LOL, and if you don't own it, good luck with temptation). It contains creative projects that involve: fabric, sewing, paper crafting, knitting, felting, jewelry making, and stamping. I have completed three of the projects from this particular magazine, and the directions definitely receive a five bobbin award on ease of assembly and clarity of instructions. It is a keeper, but that means something else must go!
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