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Admittedly, I keep a plastic bag under the passenger-side seat in my failed attempt to keep my car clean. The Make It Love It blog has a more practical and stylish option, with this super-easy wastebasket that hitches on for the ride.
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I don't know about yours, but the space in front of my kitchen sink is a little naked. Autumn at the 'Sew, Mama, Sew!' blog shows us how to make this kitchen mat that will dress up your kitchen with a mod patchwork pattern.
It's worth checking out just for the cute baby photo at the end!
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Alissa at the 'Sew, Mama, Sew!' blog has come up with this sweet quilted bag for your garden excursions. Download the free PDF tutorial and get to patching you bag and pullin' some weeds.
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If you're like me, you've got a few bare baskets hanging around the house. A basket can take on a whole new attitude when you line it with the right fabric. Try this basket lining trick from the Make It Love It blog.
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Recently I sorted through everything in my home office. When I was done, there was suddenly a need for more storage containers, and these buckets would have been just perfect.
Let Jodi from the Ric-Rac blog take you step-by-step on the path to cute organization.
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These funky coasters are a fantastic addition to any cocktail hour. The bonus is that they are also super easy to make. Beth at the 'Sew, Mama, Sew!' blog has the free tutorial.
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Hey, being a mom doesn't mean losing your style to generic department store diaper bags. Make a diaper and wipes case for that on-the-go quality time. This free tutorial comes from the Make It and Love It blog.
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From Twenty Pound Tabby: "I've been making small dolls virtually my whole life, but when I discovered the use of freezer paper about a decade ago, it made my life quite a bit easier. Freezer paper has a plastic coating on one side that enables it to temporarily stick to fabric without leaving any residue when removed and the pattern can be used over and over again. I have some freezer paper patterns that are 5 years old and have been used hundreds of times, although they are getting a bit ratty with use. "