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How to make a fabric bow pin brooch

I call this brooch the "minute brooch" because it literally takes one minute to make.
All you need is a fabric strip (i used a 1"x8"strip) and a safety pin.
You can pin it to your bag, t shirt or to a nicely wrapped gift.

Tutorial: Making an aluminum foil ring

All you need to create this fast and easy D.I.Y project is aluminum foil and scissors.

Upcycled jersey t shirts accessories

Leigh Ann DeHass is the maker behind Lime Green Lemon shop. Leigh Ann creates upcycled necklaces, bracelets and scarves with a minimalist, whimsical and feminine style and feel to them. I love her color selections!

Neon colored vegan shoes!

I found these awesome neon colored shoes in Lulu's on-line shop. Lulu's has a great selection of vegan friendly shoes and most of them are available in whole and half sizes. 

Craft Pop Up shop in Brooklyn!

Sew Moni, a seamstress and sewing shop based in South Williamsburg, presents a series of pop up markets showcasing local Brooklyn artists’ goods for sale.
Stop by  Tomorrow, April 29th to support the following local businesses and enjoy sips and sweets!

Participating Artists:

• Brooklyn Thread
• Glamourpuss
• Big Bridge Studios
• Brooklyn Cat (that's me!)
• Hartland Brooklyn
• Bar Soap Brooklyn
• Sweater Toys

Unique vintage and handmade goods

Smile Mercantile is a pretty little shop that has some beautiful vintage finds and pretty and delicate handmade items. 

Upcycled bags

 5th season makes hand made and upcycled bags. The materials are carefully picked out by the designer Akiko Oguchi, in the lovely city of Portland, OR.

Akiko also takes custom orders and creates bags using clothing you no longer wear.

How to make fun prints using everyday objects

You will need:
- Cardboard. I used a shipping box cardboard
- Brushes
- Acrylic paint
- Different objects you can print with like: bottle caps, sponges, coffee container cap, wooden sticks...and really anything else you want!

How to make an upcycled toy cushion for your cat

This is an easy and fast way to make your cat an inexpensive toy.

You will need: 

- Fabric with a print of your choice

- Fabric scraps/old clothes for the filling

- Catnip

- Scissors 

- Embroidery thread

- Needle