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Temporary Decor Trends: 5 Seasonal Decorations to update your space
An easy way to scratch that Home Decorating itch without having to tear down your curtains or reupholster your couch is to introduce Temporary Seasonal Decor. This is an easy way to add a pop of colour to your space, liven up an area for the holidays, or to give as a gift.
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Simplest Seasonal Decor Table Runner DIY – No Serger! No Hand Sewing!
Super simple and fast to make. You don’t need a serger, and there is no hand sewing. A table runner is an easy way to update seasonal décor in your home and make a space feel fresh and lively.
Back to School DIY: Bringing New Life to Old Binders
Do you find your binders looking a little dingey over time? Are you tired of the same old boring looks available from your local office supply store? This article will show you that you can create fabric covers infused with your personality AND if they start to get dingey, you can wash them!
Tote Bag 3 Ways. Mini Colleen: Small mesh window tote
Too cute! The Mini Colleen tote is fairly similar to our “Colleen: Large mesh window tote” but uses less fabric, has an extra pocket and includes an infinity handle! Maybe you just have less stuff to carry around, or you’re looking to use up some scrap fabric–either way, the Mini Colleen tote is perfect for a casual day at the beach or that last minute grab and go shopping trip.
Tote Bag 3 Ways. The Janice: Drawstring and self-lined tote
Using some extra fabric, you can create a drawstring cuff and a self or contrasting lining at the bottom of the bag. These steps are very similar to our other bag, but are slightly more advanced. This tote is absolutely perfect for hikes or bumpy rides where you don’t want anything spilling out of your tote!
Tote Bag 3 Ways. The Colleen: Large mesh window tote
We’ve got a great, simple tutorial for you that shows you three different ways to sew the classic tote. Try out the “Colleen” style tote for those full day trips to the lake or beach, or one of our other 2 bag designs. You don’t need a pattern to make any of these bags either! Just follow the cutting instructions below to make the perfect tote every time.
Custom Crocheted Lace Trim in Six Rows
Croch-urious? Hopefully this little pattern for crocheted lace trim will inspire you to combine sewing and crochet in one spectacular project! It’s the perfect way to customize the colour of the lace to the colour(s) in your fabric and elevate your garment to a whole new level.
The Journey Home: All about this charity quilt collection
Fabricana is honoured to carry this Indigenous designed quilt collection, “the Journey Home,” made by Karen Erickson! All proceeds from this quilt collection are donated to the IRSSS and Orange Shirt Society. To learn more about this collection and to support this wonderful cause, read all about Karen and the societies this collection supports.
Project Hugs Charity Quilt-athon Recap
Project Hugs is organized by TrendTex with a goal to create 1,000 quilts that they can donate to those in need. The event is hosted at local Quilt and Fabric shops where participants get to create a quilt in just 6 hours! Check out what our amazing volunteers have created.