Welcome to SewLow Fabrics
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473 Cambridge St. Cambridge, Ma 02141
Between 5th and 6th Street
5 blocks from GreenLine Lechmere Station
Take 69 bus to Harvard Square
Store Phone# 617-661-8361
Store Hours: Monday thru Saturday 9:30 AM - 6:00 PM
Sunday 12 PM - 5 PM
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Quilting…….?
Written by admin on February 22, 2010 – 7:23 pm -Does anyone have detailed steps for quilting?
Step by step instructions.
Tags: quilting
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Easy Arts and Crafts Projects for Kids : Finish Making a Bumble Bee: Arts & Crafts for Kids
Written by admin on February 22, 2010 – 7:22 pm -
How to teach young children to make a bumble bee arts and crafts project from clothes hangers;get expert tips and advice on arts and crafts for kids at preschool through elementary school ages in this free instructional video. Expert: Debbie Noah Bio: Debbie Noah is an elementary school teacher at Bedford Heights Elementary in Bedford, TX. She has been teaching over 30 years. Filmmaker: Drew Noah
Tags: arts, Bumble, crafts, easy, Finish, Kids, making, Projects
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The Quilters Ultimate Visual Guide: From A to Z– Hundreds of Tips and Techniques for Successful Quiltmaking
Written by admin on February 12, 2010 – 8:41 pm -- ISBN13: 9780875969879
- Condition: NEW
- Notes: Brand New from Publisher. No Remainder Mark.
Product Description
Everything you ever wanted to know about quilting!
You’ve hit the jackpot with this quilter’s ultimate answer book. From A to Z you’ll find combined wisdom from a star-studded cast of 60 expert quilters. Lavishly illustrated, this fun “look-and-learn” reference book covers every aspect of quiltmaking:
* Basic quiltmaking techniques
* Hard-to-find information on specialized techniques
* Reviews of tolls and supplies
* Basic quilt types explaine… More >>
Tags: from, Guide, Hundreds, Quilters, Quiltmaking, Successful, Techniques, tips, Ultimate, Visual
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How to Make Vintage Crafts Using Vintage Fabrics
Written by admin on February 12, 2010 – 8:41 pm -
If you are looking for something different to make, and also want to recycle, then why not try some vintage crafts?… using vintage fabrics
Look at home through that trunk of old clothes, or bedspreads, or even tablecloths, and get that imagination going!
Clean the fabric gently, or have it dry cleaned if you prefer. Take apart the seams of the old clothes and then match the amount of fabric to a pattern you may have for a doll, stuffed animal, pillows or other accessories, your imagination is your limit!. If there is not enough for a project, then match it up with some other contrasting or similar fabrics..
This is a great way to display or show off some of that fabric from old clothes you remember on yourself, or even your grandma!.. If the material is delicate, but you want to still show it off, then make it into doll clothes for a “display doll”.. what a great way to remember old times… Vintage fabrics do not need to be reserved for quilts only! try other ideas!.
If you don’t have a trunk of old clothes or fabrics, then why not check the local antique stores, or at rummage and garage sales. You quite often find things like old chenille bed spreads that are worn in spots, and just end up in a corner somewhere, these make great soft stuffies for that special child, and with the bright colors from the 70‘s they look very cool and retro!
If you sell crafts at craft shows, this is a great way to advertise that you recycle, and there are some great patterned fabrics from years ago, that you just don’t see now. So, don’t let those old clothes disintegrate in some trunk somewhere, if you can’t wear them again, then turn them into something special!
vintage fabrics
make crafts for cash is a website by Diane Palmer, who has over 15 years experience in the crafts business. Learn creative ways to make and sell crafts online, offline, shows and more. Turn your hobby into a profitable business!
Tags: crafts, fabrics, Using, vintage
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Buying Discount Fabrics Can Save You Lots of Money
Written by admin on February 12, 2010 – 8:41 pm -Discount pricing on fabrics may be the way to go for crafters and professionals alike. Often times, online fabric stores will run sales on surplus fabrics. Discount fabric shopping may take a little more work, but the money that you can save adds up quick
Discount fabric does not always imply cheap quality fabric. However, you should do your homework on the fabric in mind. Ordering a swatch sample is the best way to assure that you are getting the fabric best suited to your needs. You can never really tell the way fabric feels and behaves until you have it in your hands.
Especially for large projects, discount fabric will help save you tons. Many interior decorators are constantly on the lookout for the latest bargains and discounts on fabric and fabric products.
Redecorating a home is a great example to search for fabrics at discount prices. The key to obtaining quality fabric at such low prices is making the right choices. As anyone who has fabric shopped before knows and understands, it all boils down to selection.
Also, versatility of the fabric should be considered. Many types of discounted fabrics can be used for multiple purposes. Depending on the way it drapes and its weight, the fabric can be used for pillows, duvet covers, slip covers, curtains, or any other creative ways. Keeping your ideas open and selecting a versatile fabric may further add to your savings.
Discount fabric shopping can be fun and very rewarding. As long as you are aware of the site or e-tailerâs policy and reputation, it is a great way to save money for nearly any crafting project. Also, make sure they have an acceptable refund policy even on their discounted lines. You want to only order from online fabric stores with good customer service.
Tags: Buying, discount, fabrics, Lots, Money, Save
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What type of fabric should I use to make my winter coat?
Written by admin on February 12, 2010 – 8:41 pm -I am planning on making a winter coat for myself as a fun project and I am wondering what type of fabric I should use. We live in TN so it does get cold and snow, but not that much. My pattern says cotton, coton blends, poplin, gabardine. and China silk for the lining. What do you think of those fabrics, not really knowledgeable about them? Thank you in advanced. Oh and what are some good online fabric shops with cheap priced fabric, budget is tight these days and JoAnns is a bit high sometimes.
Tags: coat, fabric, should, type, Winter
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Sewing for Dummies
Written by admin on February 10, 2010 – 5:55 pm -- ISBN13: 9780764568473
- Condition: USED - VERY GOOD
- Notes:
Product Description
Do you love to sew—or want to learn how? Then this book will have you in stitches in no time. There’s nothing like the feeling of completing a project using beautiful fabrics and great timesaving tools and then sharing it with your family and friends. Plus, learning to sew will save you money too! Before long, you’ll be stitching your own hems, repairing split seams, sewing on buttons, and much, much more. Sewing For Dummies is a book for both absolute … More >>
Tags: Dummies, sewing
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The vintage fabric motherload
Written by admin on February 10, 2010 – 5:55 pm -
I actually restrain myself around all these beautiful fabrics. I’m willing to share the love, come by the sale this weekend!
Tags: fabric, motherload, vintage
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Latest Upholstery Fabric Auctions
Written by admin on February 10, 2010 – 5:55 pm -Hey, check out these auctions:
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Cool, arent they?
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