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<\/a>The frame is plastic canvas, covered with batting. The fabric insides and out are sewn together, then the frame inserted. 4 different “fat quarters”, plus scraps for the decorating, are needed.<\/p>\nI love the mail box. My door – was just OK, IMO. The love birds on the roof are fussy cut from a flannel print.<\/p>\n
What was your last sewing\/craft project?<\/p>\n * This post shared on Teach Me Tuesday Homemaking link-up [subscribe2]<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" I have so many projects to catch up on here, but I’m going to work backwards, from the latest – back, and hopefully some new ones scattered throughout too. Last month, right after our daughter’s wedding, was our granddaughter’s 5th birthday. My intentions were to make her a set of \u2026 Continue reading <\/a>This side has a window, backed by the same fabric I used for curtains inside. The house is “closed” by 2 buttons on each side and one at the top. The loops are small covered pony tail holders.<\/p>\n<\/a>This side only has a butterfly (another flannel cut out), but you can see the handles better.<\/p>\n<\/a>When you open it up, you’re greeted with a lovely garden, with a stepping stone path, flowers (more flannel cutouts) on either side, and a goldfish pond.<\/p>\n<\/a>Inside we have the inside of the window with curtains, a rug on the floor, a table with drawer and a bowl of flowers on it, a mirror on the wall, and a bed with pillows. The bed is a box I made from card stock, then covered with fabric. The pillows “puffed” with batting. The mirror was made by using silver heat embossing powder.<\/p>\n<\/a>And lastly, the whole inside.<\/p>\n
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