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Make Use of Your Fabric Stash

Mabel Van Niekerk
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Pages
52
Year
2013
Language
English
Publisher
Mabel Van Niekerk

About

Anyone who enjoys sewing their own clothing and décor items, is an avid quilter, or is involved in various crafting hobbies, will automatically accumulate a large fabric stash. Your fabric stash could eventually become a storage problem, if you don't start a few new projects to utilize some of the stash.Digging in your fabric stash to see what you can make from various off-cuts of fabric can be fun. A great way of using up the small pieces of fabric, is patchwork. There are numerous items that can be made to use around the home and for gifting. Mabel van Niekerk's main passion in life is travel. She enjoys writing about her many travel experiences and documenting reference books to provide more information about towns and cities in countries she found fascinatingly different from her homeland, South Africa.She is also passionate about crafting and enjoys writing reference books about the various crafts she has mastered and enjoys.Mabel has now turned her hand to writing books for young children, as she recalls the stories she told her own children many years ago.

Related Subjects

  • Sewing
  • Crafts & Hobbies
  • Adult Nonfiction
  • Patchwork

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