Kitty Rope Bowl Tutorial
/Take your rope bowl and give it some ears and a tail, for a clever kitty inspired design.
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by Anne Dovel
Take your rope bowl and give it some ears and a tail, for a clever kitty inspired design.
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Read MoreEveryone in my family loves a soothing lavender eye pillow, used cool for headache relief or tension, or warm for muscle stiffness. I’ve tried to make this easy enough for a beginning seamstress! Let me know if anything is not clear!
Personally, I love using an eye pillow when I take a nap or after a yoga session.
Details: Lavender eye pillows can be used cool or warm. You can simply throw rice in a cotton sock, and tie the end shut. But, if you want to give them as gifts, (they make a great gift,) or love the hygge way, you might want to choose a cotton print or even a lovely linen. And guess what? You can use upcycled fabric, or new!
For the following instructions, I have a fat quarter of orange batik fabric, and scraps of cotton flannel. Let’s get started.
You will need 2 rectangles of fabric 5x11”, 1 1/2 cupswhite rice or flaxseed, and 1/2 cup dried lavender buds.
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Read MoreMaking bowls out of common clothesline rope or sash cord, is a fun way to create useable decor for your home. It doesn’t cost much, and doesn’t require a pattern or special tools or materials!
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